How can anyone rely on a phone for an alarm clock? Mine randomly

That's fucked up!
Does android really do that?
My gf says hers won't wake her up when it's on silent since the alarm apparently does not override silent mode.
Fuck.
I'm really not looking forward to the day when I finally cave in an get a "modern" "smartphone".
>blackberry
>its switched off
>it switches on automatically at the alarm and asks me for the encryption pw afterwards
>its silent (which it always is)
>alarm overrides that
>it crashes (which it rarely does)
>it just reboots and recovers all running apps and asks me for the encryption pw when I unlock the screen

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Never failed me yet. :3

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>>58731021
Since 2011 when I got an iPhone.

Never failed me once...

Fucking Android fags...

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>>58731178
When did phones become so complicated?

>>58731178
Google are allowing developers to use something called Direct Boot in Android 7.0. This allows for some app data to be available outside the encrypted user space. This is ideal for the Clock app because it can put alarms in this area in case something like this happens.

https://developer.android.com/training/articles/direct-boot.html

>>58731226
Pretty sure Apple fucked up time changes once so everybody was woke up an hour late.

>>58731235
That's the wierdest butt I've seen today

>>58731275
I was going to ask why, but now that i look at it, i can't stop seeing assy mcgee

>>58731246
Cool, but why is that not the first thing you do, when you start thinking about encryption?
As far as I understand, BB is pretty secure (as was symbian, BTW, where you also could shut down an encrypted phone and have it boot when the alarm is due), and they have been having such a functionality since ever.
Does anyone developing android actually fucking think?
The whole OS is a mess for kids that just retardedly tap on big, colorfull app buttons all day long, leaking their data left and right, but actually have nothing real to do.

>>58731021
Just buy a separate alarm clock

Oh wait none exist that can program for separate days of week

Raspi programming you have some to do

>>58731178
>Turn sound on
>Plug in phone so the battery doesn't run down from lagdroid hidden processes
>Endure alarm chime all night from "battery is charged" notification

>>58731699
>>Endure alarm chime all night from "battery is charged" notification
pls be kidding

>>58731630
Just buy 7 alarm clocks.