I'm a little confused by the problem being posed. Do you need to give the user a confirmation that the async task finished?
In more technical terms: setting the check box as a reaction to a HTTP status ok response from the server qualifies for the optional extra.
What I meant In the optional extra: give the user confirmation that the server actually received the data.
So sending is one thing and sufficient in terms of the challenge. Confirmation of reception by the server would be the cherry on top. Does that help?
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I'm a little confused by the problem being posed. Do you need to give the user a confirmation that the async task finished?
In more technical terms: setting the check box as a reaction to a HTTP status ok response from the server qualifies for the optional extra.
What I meant In the optional extra: give the user confirmation that the server actually received the data.
So sending is one thing and sufficient in terms of the challenge.
Confirmation of reception by the server would be the cherry on top. Does that help?