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Update user allows connections

Ivana
2022-11-24 10:13:20 +00:00
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user-allows-connections.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ After installation of the mailbox app, a user has two options:
User taps skip Intro
- do-not-kill-me fragment is shown to the user and the user is required to "allow connections".
- do-not-kill-me fragment is shown to the user and the user is required to "allow connections" on Android 6 and above. Android 4 and 5 do not have the battery optimistion setting, therefore there is no need to ask the user to switch that setting off by Allowing connections...
- tap the small information button ? and read the info.
- tap 'Got it'
- go to device settings > apps and notifications > advanced > special access > battery optimisation (this is not in the same place on all devices, so look around if it is not as specified here)
@@ -38,4 +38,11 @@ Older devices do not optimise battery life, hence they do not have this setting.
On these devices, the 'do not kill me' fragment should not be shown
After the intro screens, the app goes straight into the Starting Services progress screen.
**Regression test** 24.11.2022.
Tested on
Samsung 6810 Android 4.1.2 - ok, no do-not-kill-me fragment is shown
Motorola E2 Android 6 - after the installation, but before starting the mailbox, I check the Battery optimisation setting for mailbox and I see it is OFF. I turn it ON manually, the start the mailbox. The do-not-kill-me fragment is shown. = OK
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