Which product is described as an application for people on the move that monitors app permissions and sorts them by privacy-risk level?

• A. Mobile Privacy Shield
• B. Mobiwol NoRoot Firewall
• C. ZoneAlarm Free Firewall
• D. NetPatch Firewall

Answer: (A)

The main idea is a mobile privacy tool that catalogs what each installed app can do and then ranks those permissions by how risky they are to your privacy. That’s exactly what a privacy-focused mobile assistant does when it’s designed for people on the move: it scans apps for permissions like location, contacts, microphone, and camera access, evaluates the potential privacy impact, and sorts them so you can see which apps pose the greatest risk and decide what to revoke or limit.

Mobiwol NoRoot Firewall focuses on controlling network access per app, not on auditing and ranking permissions by privacy risk. ZoneAlarm Free Firewall is a firewall with broader protection goals, often centered on network filtering rather than auditing app permissions. NetPatch Firewall isn’t described here as a tool for assessing or ranking app permissions by privacy risk. So the option that best matches the described capability is the mobile privacy shield that highlights app permissions and sorts them by risk.