abo shama
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same problem with nokia phone.and i think it was related to battery optimization option called adaptive battery that limits battery for frequently used apps notifecation may delayed for those apps.
Thanks for the link. I will try it with my own app and see how it works with priority high for all notifications.And now one huge rant to all the app developers:
There is a crystal clear line on the link saying:
If your users must see a notification right away, make sure to use an FCM high priority message.
So why are the comm app developers (e.g. Whatsapp), especially GMail, not using FCM high prio?
/endrant
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so the fix :
Go to the play store and download the app AutoNotification made by joaomgcd.
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I have been testing this solution for some days. Unfortunately, it has not helped me (Google Pixel 3 with Android 9 Pie and latest updates).
I apologize if this has been covered already, I don't have the patience to read the whole thread especially as I just solved a similar issue after recently upgrading to Oreo on my Nexus 5X.
I'm posting just to warn people -- did you use Titanium Backup or any other method to restore your apps & data? If you do this with any Google apps, it will cause your phone to use your old (and Wrong) device ID for GCM push notifications and this will mess things up
I don't know if any non-Google apps might be affected the same way.
My issue was with Gmail and Hangouts. Once I uninstalled the restored version and re-installed from the store, I started being able to receive notifications instantly again.
I guess all Google developers are also using iPhones. Because they must be aware of this huge problem.Back to iPhone. This is silly, have had several android-phones lately, and no one manage to give me the notifications in time, or sometimes not at all. I mean WTF Google!
Hi, first of all, thank you for all your recommendations.
My problems I think is very specific. Like most of you here I began experiencing delayed notifications since updating to Oreo. I already turned Doze off. At first, I thought my problem was fixed, but sadly I continued to experience delayed notifications.
The difference is that I only experience delayed notifications on Wifi. And like most of you when I leave my phone idle for more than 10 minutes.
When I switch to data, all notifications come normally. Even when left idle for more than 20 minutes.
So you could say is my WIFI right? The thing is all other devices work well with my wifi and spotify on the same phone works without problem for hours after the screen goes off.
Also a skype call works fine after the screen goes off even after a long period. So wifi doesn't disconnect.
Very weird.
So to put it simple, I experience delayed notifications only on wifi, when on data everything works fine. Anyone else with the same problem?
Maybe someone have any idea on what could be the problem. I'm lost, the only thing I haven't tried is a factory reset. I was holding up on that one but I'm gonna have to try it.
Hi, first of all, thank you for all your recommendations.
My problems I think is very specific. Like most of you here I began experiencing delayed notifications since updating to Oreo. I already turned Doze off. At first, I thought my problem was fixed, but sadly I continued to experience delayed notifications.
The difference is that I only experience delayed notifications on Wifi. And like most of you when I leave my phone idle for more than 10 minutes.
When I switch to data, all notifications come normally. Even when left idle for more than 20 minutes.
So you could say is my WIFI right? The thing is all other devices work well with my wifi and spotify on the same phone works without problem for hours after the screen goes off.
Also a skype call works fine after the screen goes off even after a long period. So wifi doesn't disconnect.
Very weird.
So to put it simple, I experience delayed notifications only on wifi, when on data everything works fine. Anyone else with the same problem?
Maybe someone have any idea on what could be the problem. I'm lost, the only thing I haven't tried is a factory reset. I was holding up on that one but I'm gonna have to try it.