![]() If (_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.O)Ĭontext.startForegroundService(new Intent(context, WatchMan.class)) Ĭontext.startService(new Intent(context, WatchMan.class)) Toast.makeText(context, "OnBootReceiver Received a broadcast!!", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show() Log.d("BootTest : ", "\nOnBootReceiver - Received a broadcast!") Public class MyReceiver extends void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) It has automatically inserted by android studio as i implemented it runtime. In above manifest.xml i have not placed WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE and READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE. I wanted my PHONE_STATE ready always for getting incoming and outgoing calls On every reboot too. But its a good practise to implement runtime at application context. There are still some exclusions like NEW_OUTGOING_CALL OR BOOT_COMPLETED which you can still use in manifest. I hope you or some other developer will find this very helpful. Even on stack-Overflow you will find only links to the google developers site on limitations. And every one will provide you a link to google developers site, which describes nothing than how they are having limits on background services with no proper documentation and no sample code showing developers, how to implement it on Oreo or Higher.
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