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Only issue I have on my OnePlus 3T is Slack. I'm constantly missing or getting late notifications. And I tried fixing the issues with their support, but it didn

Only issue I have on my OnePlus 3T is Slack. I'm constantly missing or getting late notifications. And I tried fixing the issues with their support, but it didn't lead anywhere. They tried their best, but I can't blame the phone vendor because I have a dozen more apps with notifications, services and whatnot running quite well. I've been out of Android app development for some time, but I hang out with a few Android developers, they usually have most of the issues with Samsung, they say that there are often some quirks that have to overcome. That mostly corresponds to my outdated experience.

tuukkah 8y ago
Whether it's an Android issue or specific to OnePlus, I've noticed I have to reconfigure Slack as a "non-battery-optimised" app after each app update. EDIT: More info on the subpage: "To avoid the system to automatically revert the not optimized setting, you must also lock the app into the ‘Recent App’ list." https://dontkillmyapp.com/oneplus https://dontkillmyapp.com/oneplus
Plasmoid2000ad 8y ago
It also for me explains a lot about about the problems I've had with Fitbit notifications. They use an always running background task, and have a long list of troubleshooting steps to disable/re-enable the service repeatedly and after every Fitbit app update. Makese sense no since I have a Oneplus.