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Starship0054

  • Joined Oct 21, 2022
  • strcat I just uninstalled the affected apps, reinstalled Google Play Store, then reinstalled the affected apps. I'm still not getting notifications.

    I read your post again thought you meant by all of the Google Play apps, so I uninstalled affected apps, reinstalled Play Services, Services Framework, Play Store, and finally reinstalled the affected apps. I am still not getting notifications.
    Edit: After reinstalling these three, I also made sure to set battery restriction to unrestricted and made sure Network access is allowed.

  • [deleted]

    Only Protonmail is listed there, and it already has "Allowed" access. No notifications still.

  • Kamaehuakanaloa

    unwat

    I've done these steps:

    1) Open Google Play
    2) Hit login WITHOUT actually logging in
    3) Fully close app
    4) Reinstall affected apps


    And this:
    1) Open Google Play
    2) Hit login and ACTUALLY log in
    3) Reinstall affected apps

    Done both, notifications still not working.

    • unwat

      I am having this issue as well. I tried doing what you said: push log in without logging in and reinstall affected apps. I am still not getting notifications.

    • unwat

      I have done neither of those. So do I need to log in, or I can just do the latter? I really don't want to log into Google.

    • Just got a Pixel 7 Pro. Used stock Pixel for a few days and noticed I could not get notifications from apps like Discord and Protonmail. Didn't think much of it and hoped that by installing GrapheneOS the problem would somehow go away. Just installed GrapheneOS and I still have the same problem even though I installed Play Services, Framework, and Store. I read somewhere in this forum that allowing Network permission in Play Services would fix this, I enabled it but am still not getting notifications. So is this issue app specific? What can I do to fix this?

      I have checked that notifications are allowed for those apps affected and Play Services as well. The battery for the apps affected and Play Services are also set to "unrestricted". I don't know what else I can do.

      I would have pointed this as a GrapheneOS bug/issue, but the stock Pixel OS was affected as well.