Maybe this is the wrong place to ask: `LocalHapticFeedback.current`, afaik it will only vibrate when...

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[Zoltan Demant]

Maybe this is the wrong place to ask: LocalHapticFeedback.current, afaik it will only vibrate when the device is not in any form of DND mode.
1. Is that correct?
2. And if so.. any way that I can work around it without toying with the users DND settings?
On Android for example, I can use vibrator which works regardless of DND; but using HapticFeedback would save me the trouble of implementing it on each platform.

[curioustechizen]

They serve different purposes. Haptic feedback is supposed to be tied to user interaction. It doesn't require a permission. Vibrator can be used without user interaction. For example to signal a timeout. It requires a permission.