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I can choose for each app: contacts, calendar, reminder, photos (whole gallery or choose pictures), Bluetooth, local network, UBW, microphone, speech recognition, camera, health, (sensors?, Never seen that before), Homekit, media, files, movement and focus.

And location of course (never, ask next time, when using and always) with a toggle to set it to "approximated position"

Apple asks for permission when app actuallys requests it, not upon installing. I think this is superior to Google's from a privacy perspective.

From your answer I can only assume you have not used Android in a long time.

Android permission model changed greatly around Android 6:

https://source.android.com/devices/tech/config/runtime_perms

I actually develop for Android and literally worked with those permissions on 6+ too.

I was answering parent's concerns in their context.

This simply isn't true.