Clicking on the icon in the top right hand corner to sleep the iOS app takes over whole screen which is far more obvious than our current tiny icon on Android. We should consider doing the same. The current sleep simply stops the foreground service so that the application will no longer carry on running if the app is closed.
It turns out that iOS also has two options:
Wake on leave
Wake up now
In this default state the location services and data download are disabled, however, if the user taps Wake on leave then location services are re-enabled with the audio is still paused.
Clicking on the icon in the top right hand corner to sleep the iOS app takes over whole screen which is far more obvious than our current tiny icon on Android. We should consider doing the same. The current sleep simply stops the foreground service so that the application will no longer carry on running if the app is closed.
It turns out that iOS also has two options:
In this default state the location services and data download are disabled, however, if the user taps Wake on leave then location services are re-enabled with the audio is still paused.