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Hi, I'm observing a strange behavior with notifications in Threema. I tested with two practically identical XA2's with SFOS 3.1.0.11 and microG (spoofing test shows green). Threema is 4.11 Build 507. While sending messages between those two XA2's sometimes there are notifications on lockscreen/homescreen with a sound, but most of the time there are no notifications, although the messages are flowing in when opening the Threema app. I tested this with the two XA2's both in the same WLAN, both not in the same WLAN, with switched on mobile data, with both mobile data and WLAN switched on, and so on... When notifications are shown then they will continue while sending some messages in series for some minutes. But after some time without messages notifications stop showing up. Of course I tried stop/start aliendalvik or even reboot the phone. I also read everything about this topic here on TJC. Now I'm out of ideas. I can't figure out what is wrong. Does anybody here know what can be done? Best regards, Uwe.

Hi, I'm observing a strange behavior with notifications in Threema. I tested with two practically identical XA2's with SFOS 3.1.0.11 and microG (spoofing test shows green). Threema is 4.11 Build 507. While sending messages between those two XA2's sometimes there are notifications on lockscreen/homescreen with a sound, but most of the time there are no notifications, although the messages are flowing in when opening the Threema app. I tested this with the two XA2's both in the same WLAN, both not in the same WLAN, with switched on mobile data, with both mobile data and WLAN switched on, and so on... When notifications are shown then they will continue while sending some messages in series for some minutes. But after some time without messages notifications stop showing up. Of course I tried stop/start aliendalvik or even reboot the phone. I also read everything about this topic here on TJC. Now I'm out of ideas. I can't figure out what is wrong. Does anybody here know what can be done? Best regards, Uwe.