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Permission manager

A permission manager is a function for viewing and changing the access permissions that specify which users, groups, or roles may use particular resources or perform particular actions.

In plain English

It is used to check and adjust who is allowed to do what. The permissions it deals with define access for users, groups, or roles. They cover use of particular resources and performance of particular actions.

In context

Here, “Permission manager” names the function for viewing and changing the access permissions that the settings area organizes for app-related resource use or actions.

Situation
Reviewing app permissions, consent prompts, access scopes, and security warnings
What it communicates
names the settings area that organizes app permissions.

Meaning limits

The term itself does not tell you which specific users, groups, roles, resources, or actions are included, because that can vary.

Examples

“Using the permission manager, Sam saw that guests could view the archive and removed their right to download it.”

Core meaning

“In the settings area, the permission manager lists which app roles may upload files and which may delete them.”

In context