Have you had experience with setting or managing notification priorities?

Yes, I have experience with configuring and managing notification priorities in Android. Notification priorities determine how and when notifications are presented to the user.

In Android, priorities are set through NotificationCompat.Builder using the setPriority() method. Priorities range from MIN to MAX, where:

• MIN — minimal priority, notification will not appear on the lock screen and will not make sound.
• LOW — low priority, notification will not make sound.
• DEFAULT — default priority.
• HIGH — high priority, notification may appear on the lock screen and make sound.
• MAX — maximum priority, used for very important notifications.

Example of setting priority:

NotificationCompat.Builder builder = new NotificationCompat.Builder(context, CHANNEL_ID)
    .setContentTitle("Title")
    .setContentText("Notification text")
    .setPriority(NotificationCompat.PRIORITY_HIGH);

Also, in Android 8.0+, notification priorities are managed through notification channels, where you can set the importance level, affecting all notifications in that channel.