3T3 App Permissions Explained: What It Asks For and What It Does Not

When you install an Android app, it declares what it can access on your phone. Checking that list is one of the quickest ways to tell a real app from a tampered copy. Here is what the 3T3 APK, package com.ar6039.fb.app, version 1.0.1, asks for, and what each permission actually does.

The full list

Permission	What it does	Why the app has it
Internet	Connects to the network	Every online game needs it
Network state	Sees whether you are on Wi-Fi or mobile data	Handles dropped connections
Notifications	Shows alerts	Promotions and account messages
Push (c2dm)	Receives push messages	Delivers those notifications
Wake lock	Keeps the screen or processor awake	Stops the phone sleeping mid-game
Install packages	Can prompt to install an APK	In-app updates
Install referrer	Reads where the install came from	Credits invite links
Advertising ID	Reads the phone's ad identifier	Marketing attribution
Media images / storage	Reads photos and files	Only on older Android versions

What it does not ask for

The build we checked on 11 November 2026 does not request:

• Contacts
• SMS
• Camera
• Location
• Microphone

That last list is the important one. If an app calling itself 3T3 asks for any of these, it is not the build we checked. Uninstall it and download again from the operator's link.

A few permissions explained

Install packages

This sounds alarming, but it is how the app offers updates without the Play Store. Android still asks you to confirm any install, so it cannot quietly add apps to your phone.

Advertising ID and install referrer

These are common in apps that pay for installs or run referral schemes. The install referrer lets the app see which invite link brought you. The advertising ID is a resettable identifier. You can reset or delete it in your phone's Google settings, under Ads.

Storage on older phones

Newer Android versions limit storage access by default. The permission only applies on older versions, and the app does not need your photos to run games.

Why no SMS permission matters

The app sends you OTPs by SMS but does not ask to read your messages. You type the code in yourself. An app that wants to read your SMS can read every bank OTP you receive, which is exactly what fake copies sometimes try.

How to check on your phone

1. Open Settings, then Apps.
2. Find the app and tap it.
3. Tap Permissions to see what is granted.
4. Under App details or Advanced, confirm the package name is com.ar6039.fb.app.

You can switch off 3T3 notifications here if you do not want promo alerts. The app runs without them.

More checks

Our real APK guide covers the file hash and why the invite build differs from the brand site's copy. The safety page sums up the risks, and the install guide covers getting it onto your phone.

We are an independent guide, not the operator. Permissions tell you what an app can access, not whether gaming with it is a good idea; set a budget either way.