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apps installed after installing google play services and google play store (installed via grapheneos app store). all apps themselves are saying notifications are on. some apps don't use google play services for notifications, but they have the same issue.
these apps (including google play store and google play services) have all related permissions: unrestricted battery, unlimited internet, all notifications, etc.
do i miss something?
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@hi do you run the apps and play services in different profiles? Is a google account necessary to do the magic? Have you checked the apps? Can they fall back to web socket? Like WhatsApp and signal.
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@hi I don't know if a UnifiedPush provider like the ntfy.sh app helps in this context, but it might be a useful pointer…
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@hi as it's degoogled, apps relying on firebase (google notification service) for notifications will be delayed, or not get sent at all.
If apps can use something like ntfy or another unified push solution you'll notice a significant improvement... But obviously Google and "popular" apps won't support this.
MicroG also helps, but not sure if that is available on Graphene.
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