Android smartphones include a useful feature called the Privacy Dashboard, which allows users to track which apps are accessing sensitive permissions and how often. To access this tool, users can search for 'Privacy Dashboard' in their settings or navigate through Settings -> Security & privacy. The dashboard displays a summary of app permissions, including a chart that shows the most accessed permissions and timestamps for each access. This feature proved beneficial for one user, who discovered unexpected apps accessing their location, such as a banking app and Truecaller. The user promptly revoked unnecessary permissions, thus enhancing their privacy. Additionally, the dashboard allows users to explore further permissions, such as call logs and contacts, helping them manage app access effectively. Users are also encouraged to run Google Play Protect scans to identify potentially harmful apps. By utilizing the Privacy Dashboard, Android users can maintain better control over their privacy and consider switching to privacy-centric applications.