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[Olga Kemmet <1487528@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

@tiago: There is a notifications spec but I don't think anyone implemented the designs just yet. 
Here is the link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1xDSZ_dnAMAlhgFnnyjJEibaITXjVLp1_pnj_tATNm9I/edit?pli=1#
A good example of the messaging bubble is on page 29.

A. This spec allows stamps on the right hand side in the bubble.
Originally this place was reserved for a time stamp but this info is not
needed on the lock screen/normal usage. This means that the time stamp
space can be used for indicating which SIM the message was sent to.

B. If this implementation causes issues we can fall back on doing the following:
Add the SIM tag next to the NAME in the notification bubble. 

Please see for both solution the new attachment.


Notification Centre: 
Paty and I reviewed the current implementation and it looks ok for now. There is going to be a redesign of the notification centre but it is not clear when this happens. Ergo, displaying "1 Voicemail - [name of SIM]" is correct for the time being. 


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Title:
  [notifications] + [messaging] SMS notifications should should show
  which SIM received message

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Confirmed
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in telephony-service package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  User does not see onto which SIM card the SMS was received on the lock screen (if this option is enabled by device privacy settings).
  It is great that used has option to reply immediately, without unlocking the device, but it is not possible to know, which SIM card to use to reply back.

  ------------ UX comment ---------------

  Please find attached to this bug a design solution which shows two solutions for the here described issue. 
  A. Places the [SIM name] in the place of a time stamp (recommended).
  B. Adds [SIM name] after the header of the notification.

  Solution B may be applied if solution A can not be implemented for the
  time being.

  The label of the SIM card should always represent the label users set,
  even if they renamed the sim cards.

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