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I'm not an Android dev, but isn't it nothing about privacy or remote control (apart from sending the notification) contrary to the reactions in the comments? A
by kbumsik 7y ago
I'm not an Android dev, but isn't it nothing about privacy or remote control (apart from sending the notification) contrary to the reactions in the comments?
AFAIK, Android/iOS push notifications works quite independently from the app itself. Even if the app is not running in the background the app server can send a message to Google/Apple (not to Samsung) and Google/Apple send the message to the device to show the message. Correct me if I'm wrong.
- londons_explore 7y agoOn Android the app needs code to receive the push message and post a notification. On IOS, the app developer has less control.