This may be a duplicate question but it seems the bad guy has improved its technology and known methods don't work so far. Anyway, started recently, my phone shows a notification every few days. Addons Detector and AirPush Detector didn't find anything related. Using:  adb shell dumpsys notification   I got this:  NotificationRecord{40c413b0 pkg=com.google.android.gsf id=1 tag=null}   icon=0x1080077 / android:drawable/stat_notify_chat   contentIntent=PendingIntent{40d4f178: PendingIntentRecord{40d62628 com.google.android.gsf startActivity}}   deleteIntent=PendingIntent{40d4f148: PendingIntentRecord{40d45710 com.google.android.gsf broadcastIntent}}   tickerText=xoxbellejenxo37@jabber-chat.com wants to be able to chat   contentView=android.widget.RemoteViews@40cd0b38   defaults=0x4   flags=0x1   sound=content://settings/system/notification_sound   vibrate=null   ledARGB=0x0 ledOnMS=0 ledOffMS=0   My question is what else can I do to find out which app is pushing ads? I don't want to try airpush opt out for two reasons:   I wouldn't trust people doing this at the first place. I want to find out which app is doing this and add the company/developer behind it to my black list.   UPDATE  My phone is a rooted Samsung Captivate Glide, Android 2.3.  UPDATE  Updated to 4.0.4  Thanks
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Possible Duplicate:          Recently advertisements have started appearing as notifications in my phone's notification bar. The icon on the ad are either a green plus sign or a white star with a red circle inside it. There is no indication in the notification as to which app it came from.  I haven't installed any new applications, so I assume that some application updated to include this intrusive new ad system. Ads only show up at irregular intervals once every few hours, so removing all my apps one by one until the ads stop is not really a viable option, since I would have to wait several hours in between each uninstall to see if another ad appears. (I'm sure this is by design.)  So is there any way to figure out the source application of these notification ads?  My phone is a rooted/unlocked/whatever HTC Droid Incredible running MIUI.
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Essentially, I would like  into a working answer.   I know how to extract the battery percentage from :   upower -i $(upower -e | grep BAT) | grep --color=never -E percentage|xargs|cut -d' ' -f2|sed s/%//   And how to pop-up a basic notification:   notify-send "battery low"   But how can I set up a (bash?) script to permanently monitor the output and send notification as per this pseudo-code:   if battery_status &lt; 10% then notify-send "battery low" and put my system to suspended state sudo pm-suspend
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Is there any way to receive an update/new version released notification from the Play Store for an app that is not installed in my phone? I'm using 4.3 on a Nexus 4.
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I'm currently building a the base notification system for a startup I'm working at, and am having a hard time defining the line between being spammy and making 100% sure the user knows about something they should.   Of course the user will have options to change their preferences, but defaults are what most people will deal with and are important.   We will notify users in many ways, sms, email, web, and a facebook app notification.   I'm thinking following the idea of "Make 100% certain the user knows, but don't bother them beyond that" would lead to the best design. Meaning to send users   Currently I'm planning on sending essential notifications (we won't have any other notifications for a few months) via all channels: sms, email, facebook and web.    The nice thing I see about this is that wherever the user has technology, they'll get it right then and there.   With twitter, I enjoy getting a text and then clicking on my messages or mentions when I'm on the web.  Any feedback on this would be appreciated.
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I'm using Android App v1.0.23 on a HTC Velocity 4G running Android 4.0.3.  In  I've noticed that tapping the comment from user660 instantly crashes the app. I suspect it is because they don't exist any longer!
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How do I set the vibrate to not fire for alarms but still fire for calls, texts, emails, reminders, etc?  I have looked at third party alarms but they all seem quite fallible, many do not work when you press the home button. Those that do use push notifications to get around this but this feature obeys the silent switch on the phone which means you have to remember to switch the sound on each night. And I have had two of them just randomly not work on me.  Is there a way of turning the vibrate off for just the alarm?  I'm willing to jailbreak for this.
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I have a TECNO Spark 2 running on Android 8.1 Oreo (Go Edition). Every time I try to install apps that require notification access, it says that the feature is not available.  How to fix it?
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Let's see if anyone can answer this in under 4 seconds. I know a notification is sent by using @user in a comment, but what about questions and answers?  I was going to make a fake user and message myself to try it, but I figured a question is the more acceptable way to find out the answer.
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I noticed that chat supports desktop notifications to notify you when someone pings you, which made me think that maybe the main site has this functionality as well, and I'd really like to use it in that case. But I couldn't find an option to turn them on anywhere.  Chrome notifications look like this:
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Is there any way I could hide notifications from certain apps entire, but then have them appear later at some specific time or event? Essentially, I'd like to contextually delay notifications intentionally.   I know there are plenty of apps that can log notifications, or even roll them up into a single notification. Theses are very close to what I want, except I don't want the notifications to be intercepted at all times, and I don't even want to see that notifications have been blocked until some predetermined time or I check on them myself.  I'm pretty sure I'd have to hack together a solution, maybe using Tasker to prevent some of these apps from working and hiding the notifications from these notification loggers.   I'm on a stock, unrooted Galaxy S8 (Android 7.0).
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I need to create a webhook for salesforce in data insertion from external system(chargebee) for every event that occurs in chargebee that will hit the webhook URL to send notification in salesforce. any idea how to start on it...
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I've set up a custom notification on a particular Gmail label (call it [special]).   However, when an email with the [special] tag arrives, I get a notification for both the [inbox] and [special].  The audio notification plays the first half-second or so of the mailbox notification, and then switches to the [special] notification. In the notification bar, I get two Gmail icons, both with the same message when I slide the notifications open.  Without removing the [inbox] label from these messages, is there a way to eliminate the duplicate notifications?  I'm on 4.0.4.
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When I receive a message on an SE post, I get a notification like this:    If I double tap this notification, the SE application opens, but my feed is empty approximately half the time. It looks like this:    If I refresh the feed (slide from the top), the feed does refresh and shows the new notification.   The notification, above, leads to  comment.  I haven't figured out the pattern yet, but this occurs roughly half the time I open a notification. It's occurred for chat messages, comments and answers - but not consistently. I have received notifications for the same post (for example, the two comments after the one linked above) that do not show an empty feed. But, a chat message barely 10 minutes later will show the empty feed again.  I am utilizing the beta app - version 1.0.72 on Android 5.0.1.
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I've been chatting from mobile today (with my Galaxy SIII), seems like when people ping me, it doesn't matter whether I send messages, or even specifically ping them back, the notification doesn't get cleared, and it eventually reaches my inbox with a flurry of 14 inbox notifications.    I've read other threads close to the subject, but it doesn't seem like anything addressed this specifically, so I'm opening this  report here.
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I would like to suggest an update to Stack Exchange sites regarding the notification that is shown when a user earns a new badge.  Currently, all notifications are shown in the same color, like this:    This notification is great, but if you get more than one badge, it can be difficult to differentiate between those and "normal" messages.  I would like to propose this:  For each new badge a user earns, the background color should change based on the badge type. So for a gold badge, the background would be gold, etc...  Here's a quick look on how it would look like:    Now, if you earn more than one, it will look like this:    I think that this way it becomes much easier to distinguish all newly earned badges.
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I upgraded my Nexus 4 to Lollipop a few days ago but I don't like it. I'll leave out my reasons because they're not relevant here. I wiped my phone and installed a clean stock 4.2.2 version instead. I'm happy with this.  Not long after, Android automatically downloaded the 4.3 upgrade and notifies me with the choices "Later" and "Install". I don't want to do this upgrade.  How do I:   get rid of the notification, and  remove the downloaded update (to free up precious storage space).     I have already tried choosing "Later" but the same notification immediately reappears.    Based on Google search results, I also tried going to Settings &gt; Apps &gt; All &gt; Google Services Framework and unticked "show notifications" but it still appears. Force stop or disable also doesn't seem to help, so I've re-enabled the service including notifications. I didn't see any other apps in this list that sounded relevant - did I just not see it?
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My phone alerts me that I have a new message in my Stack Overflow inbox. After I read the new message in the Android app it shows 0 unread messages. The next time I visit the main site on my notebook the new (December 2013) Top Bar says that I have one unread message: the message that I read on my phone. Even if I shut down my browser and wait a few minutes (to give the Android app time to "sync", or whatever), the new message indicator in the new Top Bar doesn't go away until I click it.  I don't recall this happening with the older top bar, so perhaps the new Top Bar and the Android app need to get better acquainted.