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[Ricardo Salveti <rsalveti@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

While I understand the reasoning, I don't think powerd should track
notify-osd, as in this case notify-osd should instead request the screen
to be on for a short period of time (by talking to the system-
compositor).

In this case you want to make sure that the phone stays up until you see
the notification, and that's why we're also tracking phone calls and sms
on powerd (as it's the first one to react and hold the suspend blocker).
I don't why mms would be different here.

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1347856

Title:
  powerd doesn't turn on screen for incomimg MMS messages

Status in “powerd” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  While testing recent MMS changes that landed recently, I discovered
  that an incoming MMS message doesn't cause the screen to be turned on,
  whereas an incoming SMS does wake the screen.  Note an alert sound is
  still played for incoming MMS messages, and the messaging-indicator
  does indicate that a new message has been received.

  This is due to the fact that powerd ( see
  powerd.cpp::on_ofono_messagemanager_signal() ) listens on ofono's
  ModemManager interface for IncomingMessage or ImmediateMessage
  signals, and these signal are never generated for incoming MMS
  messages as they're received as PushNotifications and handled
  externally to ofono by nuntium.

  This was discovered running image #u144 on mako.

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