Push Notification Permissions

In Android 13 (API 33) and higher, runtime notification permissions are required for push notifications. If you don't request notification permission at runtime, you can use the requestPushNotificationAuthorization() method from Netmera to request permission from the user.

Important Notes:

• Target API 33 or above: Make sure your Android project is targeting API 33 or above, as runtime permissions are required starting from Android 13.

• User Consent: Always inform users why you are requesting permission to send notifications, and provide them with the option to grant or deny the permission.

• Permission Flow: You can handle different behaviors based on whether the user has granted or denied the permission.

Step 1: Requesting Notification Permission

To request notification permission, call the requestPushNotificationAuthorization() method. Ensure that your project targets API 33 or higher before using this method. Here’s how you can request notification permissions:

// Request push notification permission
Netmera.requestPushNotificationAuthorization();

Step 2: Checking Notification Permission Status

If you need to check whether the user has granted or denied notification permissions, you can use the checkNotificationPermission() method. This returns an enum of the current status of the notification permission.

Netmera.checkNotificationPermission().then((status) {
      // NotificationPermissionStatus.notDetermined
      // NotificationPermissionStatus.blocked
      // NotificationPermissionStatus.denied
      // NotificationPermissionStatus.granted
 });