It is a fact that both uptime -s and Kotlin:
object X {
private val startTime = Clock.System.now()
private val androidBootTime = startTime - SystemClock.elapsedRealtime().toDuration(DurationUnit.MILLISECONDS)
with X referenced by an Application subclass,
returns an accuracy that is around ±10 seconds, ie. different invocations produce different boot times for the same boot session
Is there a Kotlin code-sample producing μs-accuracy boot time?
What is the highest attainable accuracy of Android boot time?
It is also a fact that determining the start time of your app can only be done by a static timestamp, all other intelligent means are defeated by Android caching and intentional slowness
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