adb-shell:tldr:82218

The command "adb shell pm revoke ${package} ${permission}" is used to revoke a specific permission from a package/application on an Android device using the Android Debug Bridge (ADB) tool.

Here's a breakdown of the command:

• "adb shell" is used to enter the shell or command-line interface of the Android device connected via ADB.
• "pm" refers to the "package manager" command-line utility in Android, which allows you to perform various package-related operations.
• "revoke" is the command used with "pm" to revoke a permission from a package.
• "${package}" is a placeholder for the package name of the application from which you want to revoke the permission. You need to replace "${package}" with the actual package name.
• "${permission}" is a placeholder for the specific permission you want to revoke from the package. Again, you need to replace "${permission}" with the actual permission.

By executing this command with the specific package name and permission, ADB will revoke that particular permission from the given package/application on the Android device.