Accessibility permissions are special privileges granted to applications, primarily on Android devices, that allow them to interact with and control various aspects of the user interface. These permissions are designed to help users with disabilities by enabling features such as screen readers or automated input. However, because they provide broad access to system functions and user data, accessibility permissions are often targeted and abused by malicious apps to monitor user activity, capture sensitive information, or perform unauthorized actions on the device. It is crucial for users to grant these permissions only to trusted applications.