In 2025, Shanghai served as the backdrop for a developer salon hosted by the Mobile Smart Terminal Ecosystem Alliance, attended by representatives from the Terminal Laboratory of China Academy of Telecommunication Research and esteemed Google experts. During this gathering, OPPO, vivo, Xiaomi, and Honor—members of the esteemed Golden Label Alliance—collaboratively introduced an innovative privacy permission system. Anchored on the principles of "permission credit approval" and "high-sensitivity permission dataization," this system encompasses 19 types of sensitive permission access scenarios, signifying a notable stride towards standardization in privacy protection within the Android ecosystem.

The newly unveiled system ensures secure access to five categories of highly sensitive privacy data, including contacts and photo albums, through system-level security measures such as Picker, adhering strictly to the principle of "minimum necessary." Additionally, it introduces a unified permission review platform, empowering users to evaluate the legitimacy of permission requests while simultaneously alleviating compliance burdens for developers. Industry experts hailed this development as a pivotal milestone in Android's commitment to user privacy protection.

Moreover, alliance members are concurrently advancing a unified message push service, aiming to establish a novel framework for ecosystem co-construction, transitioning from "permission systems" to "system communications." This initiative strives to cultivate a safer and more efficient ecosystem that benefits both developers and users alike.