getUnusedAppRestrictionsStatus
@NonNull
Returns the status of Unused App Restrictions for the current application. In other words, whether the features are available and if so, enabled for the application. The returned value is a ListenableFuture with an Integer corresponding to a value in UnusedAppRestrictionsConstants. The possible values are as follows:
- ERROR: an error occurred when fetching the availability and status of Unused App Restrictions. Check the logs for the reason (e.g. if the app's target SDK version <30 or the user is in locked device boot mode).
- FEATURE_NOT_AVAILABLE: there are no available Unused App Restrictions for this app.
- DISABLED: any available Unused App Restrictions on the device are disabled for this app.
- API_30_BACKPORT: Unused App Restrictions introduced by Android API 30, and since made available on earlier (API 23-29) devices are enabled for this app: permission auto-reset.
- API_30: Unused App Restrictions introduced by Android API 30 are enabled for this app: permission auto-reset.
- API_31: Unused App Restrictions introduced by Android API 31 are enabled for this app: permission auto-reset and app hibernation.
- SDK 31 and above, if isAutoRevokeWhitelisted is true, this API will return DISABLED. Else, it will return API_31.
- SDK 30, if isAutoRevokeWhitelisted is true, this API will return DISABLED. Else, it will return API_30.
- SDK 23 through 29, if there exists an app with the Verifier role that can resolve the
Intent.ACTION_AUTO_REVOKE_PERMISSIONSaction, then this API will return API_30_BACKPORT if Unused App Restrictions are enabled and DISABLED if disabled. Else, it will return FEATURE_NOT_AVAILABLE. - SDK 22 and below, this method always returns FEATURE_NOT_AVAILABLE as runtime permissions did not exist yet.