I created an app that doesn’t require external storage permission to operate. But when I see the manifest file of my app there is stated that it uses read/write external storage permissions. I’m afraid that my app will not follow the google’s new policies. I’m new to Kodular. Please leave some positive replies.
Storage components used:
Firebase DB, Tiny DB
Extensions Used:
Thank You!
No. Anyway, welcome!
Neither of your storage components require a storage permission, contact the extension developers.
Yes that extension needs storage permission because it creates inbuilt components dynamically (seems it is the first ever dynamic component extension 
).
So it is safe to remove those permissions from manifest if @Subarna_Poudel want to read/write only from asd.
Or download the Dynamic Components extension and make your own list view, without the permission 
Even that will require permissions 
The problem is not because of extension; it is because of components which get created dynamically.
For example, you can’t prevent Dynamic Image component from asking storage permissions.
Because it’s highly outdated, just like the list view extension 
…created using DynamicComponents extension.
That doesn’t even make sense… Oh right.
What should I do to remove those permissions because I don’t know how to decode application.
You can use APK Editor Studio.
You can also create your own custom list view using the Dynamic Components extension.