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To add transparency for the user and ensure the activity is not closed I think it would be great to add the startForeground(Notification) that is turned on by the user in editNotificationActivity (main screen). The functionality would be similar to that seen in YAAB (Yet another auto brightness app..opensource). This way the user knows he has notifications turned on or off and the activity won't close under extreme memory crunches. I also notice that the app is not loaded on boot yet the service still receives/processes notification intents. That must be an accessibility service luxury.
Great job on the code...I honestly can't find a spot to add efficiency. Got my Pebble watch yesterday so making sure the apps im using are okay for battery life on watch and phone.
FYI...im the developer for Internet Radio - L337Tech (recently updated to support pebble)
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To add transparency for the user and ensure the activity is not closed I think it would be great to add the startForeground(Notification) that is turned on by the user in editNotificationActivity (main screen). The functionality would be similar to that seen in YAAB (Yet another auto brightness app..opensource). This way the user knows he has notifications turned on or off and the activity won't close under extreme memory crunches. I also notice that the app is not loaded on boot yet the service still receives/processes notification intents. That must be an accessibility service luxury.
Great job on the code...I honestly can't find a spot to add efficiency. Got my Pebble watch yesterday so making sure the apps im using are okay for battery life on watch and phone.
FYI...im the developer for Internet Radio - L337Tech (recently updated to support pebble)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: