It would seem to me to be more efficient to programmatically analyze the permissions listed of the top 10,000 apps (or more) than have readers send in random screenshots.
This really annoys me, because the dialog looks the same for apps that want to use GPS data and apps that use Bluetooth, and there is no way to grant just Bluetooth permissions.
You can also declare that your app “never needs physical location”, which excludes BLE beacons that could be used for that purpose from the data the app receives.
https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/connectivity/blue...
It might still make sense to split these permissions, but it should be clear that you're giving up your location.
They are specifically interested in how the location request is worded for each app, and maybe at what point during usage it asks. I think on Android the prompt is always the same, but apparently on iPhones they can add a short explanation.