At Google Play, building user trust is a top priority, especially when it comes to sensitive permissions and data. Managing files and media permissions can be confusing for users, who often worry about which files apps can access. To address this, Google Play is working to provide clearer choices for users to grant permissions without sacrificing app functionality or privacy. One key approach is to prioritize user privacy with data minimization, requesting only essential permissions for an app's core functions. Google Play now restricts certain permissions, such as READ_MEDIA_IMAGES and READ_MEDIA_VIDEO, to reduce security risks. Developers are encouraged to use the Android Photo Picker, a privacy-centric tool that allows users to select specific media files without granting broad access. The Android Photo Picker provides a transparent and intuitive interface, and is available on Android 4.4 and later. To build trust, developers should provide clear explanations within their apps about why they need access to certain media files and how user data will be used and protected. By following these best practices, developers can create a more trustworthy app experience and contribute to a more sustainable app ecosystem.