Would be nice to have something like Android has nowadays where software that hasn't been used in X days is progressively permission restricted and tallied in a list for easy removal.
This kind of automatic intelligence based on very simple statistical methods is at best annoying and at most harmful.
If I had to run such a system and had access to this functionality, my first response would be to disable and remove it.
I have some bus schedule apps that i use when i travel to other cities so Android removing them will be an inconvenience.
I much prefer that over apps having permissions "forever".
Only thing I dislike is that the Android permissions are quite coarse grained and intertwined. I still get asked for some seemingly irrelevant permission but when I check then it turns out it's just Androids permissions being weird.
On Samsung it doesn't uninstall it, it just removes permissions and then finally disables it.
What OS are you using that it uninstalls things?
I think the converse of this is. What would the web would have looked like if a commercial corporation developed it? An app store, it would be an app store.
Do you really not know already given the many precedents of this kind of thing/