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-
-/*!
-\page qtpositioning-android.html
-\inmodule QtPositioning
-\title Qt Positioning on Android
-\brief Notes on using Qt Positioning on Android
-
-\section1 Using Qt Positioning from Android Services
-
-Using Qt Positioning from a service requires several extra actions to be taken,
-depending on the Android version. The sections below give more details on
-these actions.
-
-\note Since Android 8 (API level 26), the OS limits how frequently an
-application can retrieve the user's current location while running in the
-background. The application will normally be able to receive location updates
-only a few times each hour. For more information, see
-\l {Background Location Limits}.
-
-\section2 Using Foreground Service
-
-Since Android 8 (API level 26), the background service can be killed by the
-Android OS when the application goes to the background. This normally happens
-after around a minute of running in the background. To keep the location service
-running, the service should be implemented as a \l {Foreground Service}. Such
-service shows a status bar notification, which cannot be dismissed until the
-service is stopped or removed from the foreground. This allows the user to be
-always aware of the important background activities.
-
-\note Since Android 9 (API level 28), foreground services require a special
-\c FOREGROUND_SERVICE permission. See the Android documentation for more
-details on implementing foreground services.
-
-\section2 Use Background Location Permission
-
-Since Android 10 (API level 29), the service \e must request the
-\l {ACCESS_BACKGROUND_LOCATION} permission. It should be added to the
-\c AndroidManifest.xml file as follows:
-
-\badcode
-<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_BACKGROUND_LOCATION" />
-\endcode
-
-\note Once the permission is added to \c {AndroidManifest.xml}, it is still
-required to explicitly allow the constant access to the location services
-for the application. To do it, one should navigate to \uicontrol Settings ->
-\uicontrol {Apps}, select a proper application, open its permissions, and
-specify the \uicontrol {Allow all the time} permission for Location
-(see the screenshot below).
-
-\image permissions.png
-
-Check \l {Access Location in the Background} Android documentation for more
-details.
-
-*/