In order to download and install Dashlane on your Android device, you will need to accept Dashlane's required Android permissions. Dashlane for Android requires the following permissions:
- In-app purchases — this allows you to buy a Premium subscription directly from your Dashlane app
- Device & app history — this permission is required in order for the Dashlane Browser to save your browsing history. The app history is used by Dashlane's in-app autologin.
- Identity — these permissions are used to add an invisible "Dashlane" account that stores all your settings.
- Contacts — used to suggest contacts you might want to share data with when clicking on the Sharing feature.
- Photo/Media/File — Dashlane caches pictures on your device to reduce the amount of bandwidth it uses.
- Wi-Fi connection information — Dashlane uses this permission to find out whether the Wi-Fi network your device is connected to is a local network or has full Internet access.
- Camera — this permission is required for Dashlane's Two-step verification feature, more specifically to capture barcodes.
- Others — these permissions are mostly used by the Dashlane in-app autologin feature and by the Dashlane browser.