20 Rights: TCB: Allow access to the /sys and /resource directories in the terminal.

19 Rights: CommDD: Allow access to communication device drivers.

18 Rights: PowerMgmt: Allows to interrupt any process in the system or change the machine state.

17 Rights: MultimediaDD: Grants access to all multimedia device drivers.

16 Rights: ReadUserData: Allows reading user data.

15 Rights: WriteUserData: Allows writing user data.

14 Rights: DRM: Allow access to DRM protected content.

13 Right: TustedUI: UI that distinguishes between "normal" applications and "trusted" applications.

12 Rights: ProtServ: Allows server applications to register with a protected name.

11 Rights: DiskAdmin: Allows hard disk management operations, such as formatting the drive.

10 Rights: NetworkControl: Allows modification or access to network protocol control.

9 Rights: AllFiles: Allows all files in the system to be visible and can write to files under /private.

8 Rights: SwEvent: Allows generating or capturing keyboard and pen input events.

Right 7: NetworkServices: used to use mobile networks.

6 Rights: LocalServices: used to send or receive messages via USB, infrared and Bluetooth.

Right 5: ReadDeviceData: Allows reading system device driver data.

4 Rights: WriteDeviceData: Allows writing system device driver data.

Right 3: Location: Allow access to the phone’s location information.

2 Rights: SurroundingsDD: Allows access to logical device drivers that provide peripheral device input information.

1 Rights: UserEnvironment: Grants access to real-time confidential information about the user and their immediate environment.