"Samsung Security Log Agent" is also responsible for "permission monitor"

**Your phone**: SM-J327VPP

**Packages documentation to update:**
```
com.samsung.android.securitylogagent
```
## Documentation chage

### com.samsung.android.securitylogagent

**Current description**
> Security Log Agent
> https://www.androidexplained.com/galaxy-note-9-disable-security-log-agent/
> Run in the background and monitore your device for any change to the /system partition.
> NOTE : When you root your phone, it will constantly tell you that your device is modified.

**Proposed description**
> Security Log Agent
> https://www.androidexplained.com/galaxy-note-9-disable-security-log-agent
> Run in the background and monitor your device for any change to the /system partition.
> It also listens for use of permissions by 3rd-party apps. This is a feature found in Security settings, named "permission monitor"
> NOTE : When you root your phone, it will constantly tell you that your device is modified.

I noticed the connection between these 2, because of the occasional notifications when "suspicious" activity was detected

The issue is about updating the documentation for the package 'com.samsung.android.securitylogagent'. Find the file where package descriptions are stored, likely in a data or documentation directory. Update the description to include its role in the 'permission monitor' feature. Verify the change by checking the documentation rendering or a related test.

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