Galaxy Fit Plugin

The Galaxy Wearable application is a tool that allows users to fully utilize their Samsung wearable devices. In order to use this application on Android 6.0, users must first grant permission for the app to access their device. This can be done by going to the Android Settings and allowing the permission for Galaxy Wearable.

In order for the app to function properly, there are certain permissions that are required. These include access to storage, telephone, contacts, calendar, and call logs. The storage permission is necessary for the app to transmit and receive files with the wearable device. The telephone permission is used to check the device's unique identification information for updating and installing apps. The contacts permission is needed for services that require linking with accounts using registered Samsung account information. The calendar permission is used to synchronize schedules with the wearable device. Lastly, the call logs permission is used to synchronize call logs with the device.

It is important to note that while these permissions are required for the app to function properly, there are also optional permissions that users can choose to allow or not. These optional permissions do not affect the basic functionality of the app, but may enhance certain features.

In order to grant these permissions, users can go to the Settings menu on their device, then select Apps, and find the Galaxy Fit Plugin. From there, they can select Permissions and choose which permissions to allow. This allows users to have control over their privacy and choose which information they want to share with the app.

Overall, the Galaxy Wearable application is a useful tool for Samsung wearable device users, but it is important to grant the necessary permissions for it to function properly. By allowing these permissions, users can fully utilize the features and services provided by the app.