You open the app.
It looks normal for a moment.
Then a permission request appears.
Location. Camera. Storage.
The second you interact with it, the app shuts down.
No error message.
No warning.
Just gone.
This kind of crash happens during permission processing.
Not before. Not after.
Right in the middle.
The app successfully launches.
The system permission dialog also appears correctly.
But the moment the app tries to read the result, everything stops.
In many cases, the app expects a permission response in a specific state.
If that state changes—even slightly—the app fails to continue.
This often shows up after OS updates or permission policy changes.
The permission itself exists.
The timing does not.
From the user’s side, it feels random.
You didn’t deny access.
You didn’t approve it either.
The app crashes before it can decide what to do next.
When an app closes during permission handling, the problem isn’t access.
It’s how the app reacts to the permission result.