1. Jota+ text editor - doesn't show up ads, doesn't ask for clandestine permissions.
2. My Playlist Maker FREE - no ads, no clandestine permissions.
3. Stopwatch & Timer - since Sony doesn't provide a native stopwatch app, this app is a good option; ad-supported, but doesn't require internet access.
4. Tiny Call Confirm - I use this to work around the default incoming call screen which does not allow 'Reject with a message' option to be disabled. This app draws its own translucent lock screen over the default incoming call screen so I don't accidentally tap on the 'Reject with a message' option.
5. Clocks around the world - a simple app that asks for absolutely no permission.
6. ZArchiver - a simple file manager/zip handler that supports a lot of zip formats including .zip, .7z and .apk; no clandestine permissions.
7.Merriam-Webser Dictionary - a very good app from the popular house, but hasn't seen updates in months.
8.Zimly media player - This may not be a good media player, but it can detect and delete playlists imported into the Walkman app. (Walkman doesn't give you an option to delete playlists that were created with another app once you import it in. Even if you delete the playlist using a file manager, walkman will still have a copy of its own somewhere in the SD card.)
All these apps are free though some may have premium options.
