class EasyLocalizationController extends ChangeNotifier {
  static Locale? _savedLocale;   ## value initialized in static method
                                 ## initEasyLocation
  // ....

  EasyLocalizationController({
    // ....
    required this.saveLocale,  # false
    // ....
    Locale? startLocale,   # value initialized to anything else than device locale to see the problem
    // ....
  }) {
    _fallbackLocale = fallbackLocale;
    if (forceLocale != null) {
      _locale = forceLocale;

   // #### ISSUE IS HERE #####
   // #### startLocale is NOT USED because the `_savedLocale` is read ####
   // #### from the `locale` SharedPreferences key, which is the one ####
   // #### we use internally in our app ####
    } else if (_savedLocale == null && startLocale != null) {
      _locale = _getFallbackLocale(supportedLocales, startLocale);
      EasyLocalization.logger('Start locale loaded ${_locale.toString()}');
    }

    // ####
    // #### It don't match this condition neither as `saveLocale` is false ####
    // If saved locale then get
    else if (saveLocale && _savedLocale != null) {
      EasyLocalization.logger('Saved locale loaded ${_savedLocale.toString()}');
      _locale = _savedLocale!;

    // ####
    // #### so although we supply a startLocale, it's ignored ####
    // #### and the device locale is used ####
    } else {
      // From Device Locale
      _locale = supportedLocales.firstWhere(
          (locale) => _checkInitLocale(locale, _deviceLocale),
          orElse: () => _getFallbackLocale(supportedLocales, fallbackLocale));
    }
  // ...

  
  static Future<void> initEasyLocation() async {
    final _preferences = await SharedPreferences.getInstance();

    // #### read from SharedPreferences that can be written easily ####
    // #### outside of this class due to a too common SP key ####
    final _strLocale = _preferences.getString('locale');
    _savedLocale = _strLocale != null ? _strLocale.toLocale() : null;

  // ...