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If you don't see the storage permission option, look for an option called "Files and media" or "Media," and see if you can grant permission to that. If you still can't find the storage permission, you may need to grant the app permission to access your device's storage in a different way.

Storage permission is just a permission required by an app to store or access your phone's storage for working properly. Android Marshmallow onwards, Android gives you control over which apps you allow specific permissions to.

Step 1) Go to Android Settings. Step 2) Depending on your device, click "Apps", "Apps & notifications", or "App permissions" and grant Keyman storage permission.

Change app permissions On your device, open the Settings app. Tap Apps. Tap the app you want to change. If you can't find it, tap See all apps. ... Tap Permissions. If you allowed or denied any permissions for the app, you'll find them here. To change a permission setting, tap it, then choose Allow or Don't allow.

Open your device's Settings app. Look for an option called "Apps," "Applications," or "Application Manager" and tap on it. Find the app you want to grant storage permissions to and tap on it. Look for an option called "Permissions," "App permissions," or "Storage" and tap on it.

As the name suggests, permissions on Android govern what an app is allowed to do and access. This ranges from reading the data stored on your phone, such as SMS messages and media files, through to using hardware including your handset's camera or microphone. Granting permission allows the app to use the feature.

Camera permission - allows to perform operations related to camera. Take photos/videos, mainly. Storage permission - allows to read&write files from the storage of the device. For all Android versions, this means at least media files, which means the files on the "DCIM" folder (meaning stuff you took from the camera).