Sleeper App Permissions and Notifications Before a Match Window: A Beginner's Audit Checklist
A beginner's permissions and notifications audit for the Sleeper mobile app — the three permission layers (operating system, app, notification channel), the four permission categories that decide whether a contest alert reaches the lock-in window, and a four-step audit that survives every IPL fixture. Filed as evergreen because the audit does not change between match windows.
Reading a permissions panel well is not about checking every toggle. It is about knowing which of the three layers a setting lives in, and which of the four categories actually decide whether the lock-in clock arrives on time. The audit walks notifications, location, background activity and storage in that order, and ends with a test alert that confirms the wiring before the toss.
No live release, offer, code, build number, device model, push token, scheduled-toast identifier, account eligibility or contest-tier policy supports this evergreen brief. Every example is hypothetical. The article's purpose is to make the reader better at handling the next match window, on any fantasy operator, on any device.
