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<string name="setup_wizard_permissions">A word on permissions</string>
<string name="setup_wizard_permissions_text">By default, Shelter will not ask for any individual permissions. However, once you proceed with the setup process, Shelter will try to set up a Work Profile and hence become the <b>profile manager</b> of said profile.\n\nThis will grant Shelter an extensive list of permissions inside the profile, comparable to that of a Device Admin, albeit confined to the profile. Being the profile manager is necessary for most of Shelter\'s functionality.\n\nSome advanced features of Shelter may require more permissions <b>outside</b> the Work Profile. When needed, Shelter will ask for those permissions separately when you enable the corresponding features.</string>
<string name="setup_wizard_compatibility">Compatibility</string>
<string name="setup_wizard_compatibility_text">Shelter is developed and tested on AOSP-like Android derivatives. This includes AOSP (Android Open Source Project), Google Android (on Pixels), and <b>most AOSP-based open-source custom ROMs</b> such as LineageOS. If your phone is running one of the Android derivatives listed above, then congratulations! Shelter is probably going to work correctly on your device.\n\nSome device vendors introduce very invasive customizations into the Android code base, resulting in conflicts, incompatibility and unexpected behavior. Some custom ROMs can also introduce compatibility-breaking changes, but generally these are rarer occurrences compared to phone vendor-introduced incompatibilities.\n\nSheler is merely an interface into the Work Profile feature provided by the system. If the feature provided by the system is broken or non-standard, <b>Shelter could not magically resolve the issue on its own</b>. If you are currently using a vendor-modified Android version that is known to break Work Profiles, <b>you have been warned</b>. You may proceed anyway, but there is no guarantee that Shelter would behave correctly under these circumstances.</string>
<string name="setup_wizard_compatibility_text">Shelter is developed and tested on AOSP-like Android derivatives. This includes AOSP (Android Open Source Project), Google Android (on Pixels), and <b>most AOSP-based open-source custom ROMs</b> such as LineageOS. If your phone is running one of the Android derivatives listed above, then congratulations! Shelter is probably going to work correctly on your device.\n\nSome device vendors introduce very invasive customizations into the Android code base, resulting in conflicts, incompatibility and unexpected behavior. Some custom ROMs can also introduce compatibility-breaking changes, but generally these are rarer occurrences compared to phone vendor-introduced incompatibilities.\n\nShelter is merely an interface into the Work Profile feature provided by the system. If the feature provided by the system is broken or non-standard, <b>Shelter could not magically resolve the issue on its own</b>. If you are currently using a vendor-modified Android version that is known to break Work Profiles, <b>you have been warned</b>. You may proceed anyway, but there is no guarantee that Shelter would behave correctly under these circumstances.</string>
<string name="setup_wizard_ready">Ready?</string>
<string name="setup_wizard_ready_text">We are now ready to set up Shelter for you. Please first ensure that your device is <b>not</b> in Do Not Disturb mode, because you will need to <b>click on a notification</b> later to finalize the setup process.\n\nWhen you are ready, click on \"Next\" to begin the setup process.</string>
<string name="setup_wizard_please_wait">Please wait…</string>