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Asked: 2026-06-11T07:26:24+00:00

I am creating an application, which will save the current time (with some delay

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I am creating an application, which will save the current time (with some delay eg. 2 hours) in file, when the user presses a button. Later on, the application will check if the time has passed and do some stuff…

So… I click button in application (time gets saved in file)… I quit application… shut-down phone… I turn it on after 1 hour, get back to application… and I will still have to wait 1 hour until the application will let me do “something”…

QUESTION:

Is there a clock that cannot be changed by the user and keeps running when the device is turned off? I’m currently using SystemClock.elapsedRealtime(), which works fine, because even if users change the time in settings, elapsedRealtime stays the same. The problem is if the device gets turned off, because at every boot elapsedRealtime starts with 0.

I cannot use server time because application will not be connected to Internet.

If there is no such clock, please suggest me another solution.

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  1. Editorial Team

    actualy, you have no chance to get “off” hardware clock data. hardware clocks was just on older phones in the new phones i think nobody need it so they dont build it in hardware. In the old phones there was “hardware” clock but in the new device is nothing like that i think. I did read something about that google want to make some framework or what to implement it. But there is no alarms what are able to start in off mode.

    So i am sorry, but i think it is not possible right now..

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