I forgot to respond to the last question. If the toggle is off, it does not have access to it. Bike Computer should not be able to see your position at the moment.

Hmm, I see, it's a bit complicated.

When a permission is listed in exodus (or other apps that are more technical), it means that the app wants to make use of that feature.
Some features don't have a toggle and are automatically granted, some features don't have a toggle and not granted automatically either, and then there's those which call be toggled in the standard place. This last category is called runtime permissions, because the system APIs have been taught to properly handle when these change while the app it's running.
Sometimes a manufacturer specific android rom (like miui) has additional toggles, usually in a different screen, those are not (officially) called runtime permissions.

In your case, the state of the permissions that have toggles are obvious by the state of the toggle. The others.. it depends if the system automatically grants them. The easiest way to find this out is to install the app, and check its granted permissions that way, like with App Manager made by Muntashir Akon.

Okay, that's the information I needed. Ty :)

This. Androids permission toggles combine multiple ones. GrapheneOS actually adds more of these toggles, as some things like Network and various sensor permissions are always on (wtf Android). But even those are combined toggles.

You can also display more permissions on the permission page, top right.