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As a user, I want to see a preview of my messages in the notifications. We should leverage the work from #3451 to create a local PN with the additional context.
Description
Type: Features
Summary:
The application could run in the background upon reception of a notification to fetch recent messages, decrypt them and show and update the notification to show a preview of the message without having to actually send the message body to the notification service.
Expected behavior
Notification says who sent a message and shows a preview of the message
Actual behavior
Notification says a message has been received
Reproduction
Open Status
Connect to an account and put Status in background
Send message from another device
Should receive notification
Solution
Summary:
It could be done using background app refresh feature on iOS which allows an app to wake up for 30 sec in the background upon reception of a notification
When a background update notification is delivered to the user's device, iOS wakes up your app in the background and gives it up to 30 seconds to run. In iOS, the system delivers background update notifications by calling the application:didReceiveRemoteNotification:fetchCompletionHandler: method of your app delegate. Use that method to initiate any download operations needed to fetch new data. Processing remote notifications in the background requires that you add the appropriate background modes to your app.
Similar feature should exist on Android.
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User Story
As a user, I want to see a preview of my messages in the notifications. We should leverage the work from #3451 to create a local PN with the additional context.
Description
Type: Features
Summary:
The application could run in the background upon reception of a notification to fetch recent messages, decrypt them and show and update the notification to show a preview of the message without having to actually send the message body to the notification service.
Expected behavior
Notification says who sent a message and shows a preview of the message
Actual behavior
Notification says a message has been received
Reproduction
Solution
Summary:
It could be done using
background app refresh
feature on iOS which allows an app to wake up for 30 sec in the background upon reception of a notificationSimilar feature should exist on Android.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: