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This was on Pixel 6 with Android 12.1.

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@4 All the questions and the bug report file are already written.
It's on Pixel 4, Android 12.1 beta 3.
Notice the file "bugreport-oriole-S3B1.220420.005-2022-06-02-15-00-40.zip".

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Hello,

Kindly provide the below detail for further investigation.

Could you be more specific on which permission you were talking about? (e.g. attach a screenshot?)
Or if you were referring to the state of being an enabled accessibility service, that is not a permission.

Thank you.

@7 Hello.
It's written in the title: Accessibility service.
Attached screenshot.

@7 As for calling it a permission, I know it's not the technical term, but to enable it means I grant it multiple permissions to be able to do various things that it allows.

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@11 It happens from time to time, and the app didn't change, and it worked fine on previous versions of Android.
It's a tiny app I've developed for myself.
It doesn't crash.

@11 Would you like me to prepare a similar app that does nothing (hence no way it crashes), to see that indeed it's revoked for it as well?
Sadly this issue is quite rare, though...

Tried to get a bug report when I noticed it (and then I enabled it again), and attached here.
Sadly the logs might have missed it, because I don't always use this accessibility service...

I think it might be related to the annoying notification of accessibility, that I can't disable. The reason is that I remember I saw it yesterday.
I'm talking about this:
https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/215403284

This issue still occurs even today.
Occurs on TQ1A.230105.002 on Pixel 6.

I've got it again, and this time I've noticed it happens to another app that I've given accessibility :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.teslacoilsw.launcher

Please fix this.

This issue got to be known by Tasker users too, which is why Tasker got a special feature to have a workaround for it, re-enabling accessibility (using adb command to let it do it):

https://youtu.be/pyUxrWArztc?t=43

Please fix this. Nobody should use such workarounds...