* A user can request [android.Manifest.permission.SCHEDULE_EXACT_ALARM] on API 31+
* which allows scheduling of exact alarms.
*
* TODO: We do not currently support this in the manifest, but we should do
* before launch
https://developer.android.com/about/versions/14/changes/schedule-exact-alarms
Originally suggested by David. We should investigate whether it's ok to give AnkiDroid the exact alarm permission: will it ring any alarm bells on the Google Play store etc.?
This would indeed be a nice feature to have. I'm envisioning having it off by default, but if the user enters the troubleshooting screen and decides to grant the permission, we should utilize it.
Originally suggested by David. We should investigate whether it's ok to give AnkiDroid the exact alarm permission: will it ring any alarm bells on the Google Play store etc.?
This would indeed be a nice feature to have. I'm envisioning having it off by default, but if the user enters the troubleshooting screen and decides to grant the permission, we should utilize it.