Delayed Gmail notifications fix?

Will_T

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You can take it out of doze like i shown , i never disabled doze with adb command and come through, how you explain this one?

I have my Gmail on unrestricted. FWIW, I have been paying attention this morning and I do not think I am having delayed notifications on this new S22.
 

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I have my Gmail on unrestricted. FWIW, I have been paying attention this morning and I do not think I am having delayed notifications on this new S22.
Ok good but test this longer and reboot your device and double check if still set as unrestricted
 

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Ok good but test this longer and reboot your device and double check if still set as unrestricted

I just rebooted this morning and it stayed on unrestricted. And the Gmail notification that you quoted me came through immediately. But even though the phone screen had timed out, I am not sure if the phone had time to doze or not as I do not know how long the phone is idle before it might go into doze.
 

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I just rebooted this morning and it stayed on unrestricted. And the Gmail notification that you quoted me came through immediately. But even though the phone screen had timed out, I am not sure if the phone had time to doze or not as I do not know how long the phone is idle before it might go into doze.
Ok lets see what happens in a day or two.
 

Will_T

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How you running batch file

On my Pixel, I just plugged in the phone and double clicked the batch file on my desktop and it runs. On the S22, I have not run it as I have not been paying attention to whether it is needed. As I pointed out, I am not even sure I have any delayed notifications on thei S22. I just got into this thread earlier to let the original poster know what I used to do for my Pixel where I definitely did have delays.
 

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On my Pixel, I just plugged in the phone and double clicked the batch file on my desktop and it runs. On the S22, I have not run it as I have not been paying attention to whether it is needed. As I pointed out, I am not even sure I have any delayed notifications on thei S22. I just got into this thread earlier to let the original poster know what I used to do for my Pixel where I definitely did have delays.
Ahh gotcha , yeah CMD on computer.
Yeah same I'm just trying to help figuire this out
 

Will_T

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So I put attention on this and yes my S22 is doing the delayed Gmail notifications also if the phone has been idle for a while. I just picked up the phone and there were some camera alerts waiting so those got through. But there were no Gmail notifications until I unlocked the phone, then immediately the Gmail notifications of several emails came through. This is what used to happen on my Pixel also and running the batch file fixed it until the next boot. I am not sure I will bother running it on this phone though as these days I don't get emails that are so important that they can't wait until the next time I happen to open my phone. But if I was still depending on getting notification of work emails as soon as the email arrived, I would run the batch file.

I plan to try out FairEmail so I will see what happens with notifications with that.
 

larrykay

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Did you get a new Sim card with each phone? I've had a few people tell me that getting a new Sim card fixed the problem.

Not with each new phone, but I did swap out the card once to see if it made a difference, and it did not.
 

larrykay

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I don't think it's doze I have it under battery optimize and they come in right away TMO or Att I have a feeling something on your guys end Possible any 3rd party application installed like AOD notify or similar that people use View attachment 343680
It's doze alright... I have shut off all battery usage limitations (all apps in Never Sleeping) and it still does it. The only way that I get instant notifications is to use the ADB command... I'm used to just running it on a re-boot...
 

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I have this delay too on my S22 Ultra, but also had it on my S10+ and S7, so I'm not hoping for a fix any time soon after 6 years...
 

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It's doze alright... I have shut off all battery usage limitations (all apps in Never Sleeping) and it still does it. The only way that I get instant notifications is to use the ADB command... I'm used to just running it on a re-boot...
Like I mentioned I have that app optimize doze kicks in and get notifications, look for something different
 

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It's doze alright... I have shut off all battery usage limitations (all apps in Never Sleeping) and it still does it. The only way that I get instant notifications is to use the ADB command... I'm used to just running it on a re-boot...
You willing to try factory reset and only install Gmail?
 

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I'm on Verizon and have this problem. Have the iPhone 13PM and the S22 Ultra sitting side by side (both on Verizon) and get instant notifications on the iPhone while the S22 Ultra is dead to the world until I turn on the screen. Not only Gmail, apps like eBay, PayPal and banking apps are also stone dead until I turn on the screen.
 

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I'm on Verizon and have this problem. Have the iPhone 13PM and the S22 Ultra sitting side by side (both on Verizon) and get instant notifications on the iPhone while the S22 Ultra is dead to the world until I turn on the screen. Not only Gmail, apps like eBay, PayPal and banking apps are also stone dead until I turn on the screen.
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