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Until you find out that the app isn't able to use the google notification service so it puts a persistent notification in your bar and uses more battery.
by canofbars 6y ago
Until you find out that the app isn't able to use the google notification service so it puts a persistent notification in your bar and uses more battery.
- boring_twenties 6y agoI was able to easily hide my persistent notification, and still get the actual notifications for messages. I understand it should use more battery, but my phones still last multiple days even with F-Droid versions of Element and Telegram running 24/7. One real annoyance is that after upgrading the apps, I need to start them again manually. Otherwise I won't receive any notifications until I do. IIRC with the Google Play versions, the push notifications will arrive and cause the app to start.