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I understand FCM normal priority message is not supposed to wake up device from doze mode, but is there any way to force it? E.g. using tasker events? Some system level parameters? I've been googling around but found no solution.

I really want some apps' push notifications to be received immediately, but I cannot control the priority of these messages from the sender. Right now I work around it by disabling Doze mode altogether, which is having impact on battery (although not too much).

dohanin
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If you are using cloud functions to send push notifications, Go to your .js file and update the priority to high. Or if you are using any other service to send notifications make sure priority should be high in notification data . I faced the same issue screen was not getting wake for my app notifications when device was in doze mode .

 return {
    data: data,
  "android":{
  "priority":"high"
},
    apns: {
        headers: {
          "apns-priority":"5"
        },
        payload: {
            aps: {
                alert: {
                    title: title,
                    body: body
                },
                badge: 1,
                sound: sound,
                priority: "high",
                category: clickAction,
            }
        },
    },
    topic: recipientId,
};

}

Himanshi Thakur
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  • Thanks for your reply. I understand the sender can change the priority of the message. But I'm the receiver, so wonder any way to treat normal priority message like high. – dohanin Dec 03 '21 at 23:18