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Starting with Android 13, we’re getting to know a few things like a few days ago, so now we have a look at how permissions work for apps that typically send notifications to the user. This new version of Android will ask the application ask the user if he wants to receive them instead of starting to generate them without us knowing what happened.
Decide if an app will send notifications in Android 13
Via Android Police, we even know what the dialog window looks like asking for this permission from the app that wants to start sending notifications. It’s not something new that we don’t know about Android 13, but yes the form and place where it occurs now, because while it was supposed to be on the application permissions screen, this permission now generates a dialog window with the request to the user.
Dialog window to request permission to send notifications
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It will work in such a way that when for the first time an application in Android 13 requests POST_NOTIFICATIONS runtime permission, a dialog window will be generated to authorize or not. As simple as that.
If we grant permission, from then on this app will be able to start sending notifications As is often the case with many games that inform us that we have finished updating this resource or that a new season has begun.
An important detail to have a better control over these notifications it can get quite cumbersome when multiple apps send their ads or messages one after another.
From Android 13 we will continue to receive news about an update that will be presented at the next Google I/O which will supposedly take place in May. While we already have Android 12 making the rounds on many phones from different brands.
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