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Message #15498
Re: If Gmail can, why other apps can't?
Android has official support from Google (not a big surprise), so the
notifications come straight from Google to your Android device.
On Sat, Sep 12, 2015 at 3:20 PM Thomas A. Moulton <tom@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> On 09/12/2015 06:32 AM, John Lenton wrote:
> > actually, google does now offer push service. Somebody needs to do
> > that work (and host an intermediary server).
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> A third party server getting my push notifications (or polling for them)
> sounds just wrong to me.
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> How does it work in android? (afaik google could already be the
> "trusted" third party handling it for me)
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> I trust google about as much as microsoft... but I digress...
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> tom
> ps. top post or bottom post? which is preferred?
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References
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If Gmail can, why other apps can't?
From: Krzysztof Tataradziński, 2015-09-11
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Re: If Gmail can, why other apps can't?
From: Gran PC, 2015-09-11
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Re: If Gmail can, why other apps can't?
From: Rodney Dawes, 2015-09-11
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Re: If Gmail can, why other apps can't?
From: John Lenton, 2015-09-12
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Re: If Gmail can, why other apps can't?
From: Thomas A. Moulton, 2015-09-12