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That's kind of stingy IMO. The push notification service can't be too expensive to run. Plus, notifications are a big part of messaging services. Yes, the clie
by yellow_lead 3y ago
That's kind of stingy IMO. The push notification service can't be too expensive to run. Plus, notifications are a big part of messaging services.
Yes, the client is open source, but the user would need to submit their own version of the client apps to Google/iOS, while embedding their FCM API info into the app, in order to access push notifications again.