How app permissions are used

Alwateen requests device permissions only when a related feature is opened or explicitly enabled by the user.

If you deny an optional permission, the related feature may stay unavailable, but the rest of the app remains usable according to the granted access.

The app does not request microphone, contacts, or background-location access in the current Android release.

Notifications

Android permission: android.permission.POST_NOTIFICATIONS
Why To deliver medication reminders, operational alerts, appointment updates, and important account notices.
When Requested when onboarding reaches the permissions step or when notification-based reminders and alerts are enabled on a supported device.
If you deny it Push alerts and local reminders may not be delivered until notifications are enabled again from system settings.

Location

Android permission: android.permission.ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION / android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION
Why To help share the current device location during emergency-assistance flows and location-dependent help requests started by the user.
When Requested only when a location-aware emergency or assistance flow is opened and the app needs the current position while the app is in use.
If you deny it Emergency or assistance requests can still be opened, but automatic location sharing will remain unavailable until permission is granted.

Camera

Android permission: android.permission.CAMERA
Why To capture profile photos, family-member photos, medication packages, prescriptions, and user-initiated supporting attachments.
When Requested only after the user chooses a capture action such as taking a profile image, medication image, or attachment from the camera.
If you deny it Camera capture will stay unavailable, but the user can continue using the app and may use non-camera alternatives when offered.

Biometrics

Android permission: android.permission.USE_BIOMETRIC / android.permission.USE_FINGERPRINT
Why To let the user reopen a saved session with the device security method such as fingerprint or face unlock.
When Used only after the user enables biometric unlock from settings or chooses biometric sign-in on a supported device.
If you deny it Biometric unlock will remain disabled and the user can continue with password, OTP, or other supported sign-in methods. Alwateen does not capture a face image and does not request camera access for biometric verification.