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Best Practices - Android
DISABLE BATTERYSAVING FEATURES IN ANDROID SETTINGS
Android may have a battery/power saving mode. This may be found under Settings. Look for
an item labeled Battery or Power. Ensure that any settings that indicate Power-saving mode or
battery-saving are disabled.
ENABLE NOTIFICATIONS
Android allows users control over their notifications on a per-app basis in some cases. From your
Home Screen:
1. Tap Settings.
2. Tap Notifications.
3. On the TigerConnect setting ensure the notifications toggle is enabled (ON).
NOTE: The settings available for customization varies largely between devices. To ensure
that TigerConnect is able to properly deliver message notifications, please check all settings
in your Android’s Notifications section in the device Settings to allow successful delivery of
notifications. The less restrictive options are the best. Please contact TigerConnect Client
Care if you are having any issues with TigerConnect notifications (contact information
available at the conclusion of this document).
WIFI CONNECTIVITY
Even with strong cellular data connection while moving within the confines of a facility, it is
better to remain connected to WiFi as it is traditionally a more reliable connection. If the facility
or building you are in is experiencing slower than normal WiFi, try moving to a dierent location
where you typically experience a stronger WiFi signal. Alternatively, your mobile device may have
an auto-assist or smart network assist function to allow your Android device to switch to Cellular
data in the event of poor WiFi connectivity.
Keep in mind that even with full bars of WiFi, circumstances like available bandwidth (amount
of connection available per individual device) and any internet connection issues on the local
network can contribute to poor WiFi connection.
GUEST AND PUBLIC WIFI NETWORKS
Guest WiFi networks are often easily connected to and are thus tightly locked down to prevent
further access to a facility’s internal network. The same can be said about Public WiFi networks
(e.g. - Starbucks WiFi), as they often require daily acceptance of terms and conditions. These types
of networks may contribute to notification and messaging issues for TigerConnect.
To help prevent your device from accessing a Guest or Public WiFi Network, your device will need
to ‘forget these networks. This can be done by going into Android Settings and navigating to WiFi
and locate the Guest or Public network connected to and long-press on the connected WiFi then
tap ‘Forget This Network.’connected. Finally, tap on the blue ‘i’ icon, tap ‘Forget This Network’ and
any further dialog to disable the WiFi network (typically ‘Forget’ an additional time).