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+# Android app
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+The main functionalities of this app are:
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+1. Register itself, so it can receive push notifications
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+2. Notify the user when there is a new VPN connection requests
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+3. Let the user choose if the connection must be granded or denied
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+I implemented some little extra's:
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+1. The device can unregister itself
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+2. Every time the app opens it checks if the settings are not corrupt or changed/ hacked
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+3. The app is not visible in the app drawer
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+Why is it not visible in the app drawer?
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+---
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+The user only uses the app when there is a new connection request.
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+It is very desturbing to have an app in your app drawer wich can only be opened from a notification.
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+So there is no need to open the app from the app drawer.
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+This is the basic sketch of what this app does. It fits all the requirements:
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+- Recieves Push messages
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+- Lights the screen when a new notification is recieved while the device is locked
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+- Device makes a sound on an incoming notification
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+- User has 2 options:
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+ 1. Grand access
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+ 2. Deny access
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+- Shows callback to the user (if something went wrong)
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+- User can register the app, so it can receive notifications
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+- User can *unregister* the app, so it won't receive any notifications
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+- In order to register the app, a special code is needed
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Deben Oldert