Daniel Micay on Twitter: "@johnbrenneke @GrapheneOS Apps either implement this on their own or use a library. It isn't common to delegate this to another app or service other than FCM. When they aren't using FCM, it's part of the app and their own server. There's little reason for them to give it a special name." / Twitter

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Daniel Micay

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account for notifications. If you have questions you should ask on #grapheneos via Matrix or IRC: grapheneos.org/contact#commun GrapheneOS doesn't do anything that's incompatible with push notifications. Signal works perfectly as an example.

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If an app only implements push notifications via Play Services (FCM), that's an issue to take up with the app developer. Play Services is not magical and doesn't do anything in this regard that other apps are not capable of doing. Apps can and do implement real push without it.

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Apps either implement this on their own or use a library. It isn't common to delegate this to another app or service other than FCM. When they aren't using FCM, it's part of the app and their own server. There's little reason for them to give it a special name.

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