When the app is terminated, calling from the Android native UI such as the recents or dialpad, and selecting the app's calling account, does not seem to initialize the app and hence the CallKeepDidReceiveStartCallAction event is never triggered. When the app is in the background, everything works as expected.
Is this even possible on Android (maybe it's a permission issue?), as iOS seems to do this out of the box?
When the app is terminated, calling from the Android native UI such as the recents or dialpad, and selecting the app's calling account, does not seem to initialize the app and hence the CallKeepDidReceiveStartCallAction event is never triggered. When the app is in the background, everything works as expected.
Is this even possible on Android (maybe it's a permission issue?), as iOS seems to do this out of the box?