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Messages are not received by some contacts #8934
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I can't do much with this report, unfortunately. It could be any number of things, and without having logs from the sender and receiver, I can't debug further. However, it's probably safe to assume that this is probably a case of delayed FCM messages, which is a known problem we're working on. Thanks! |
@greyson-signal I can only provider sender logs at the moment. |
Update: The messages are received when the receiver opens the Signal app. |
Yep, that sounds like a known issue. You can have your chat partner go to this page, which describes various phone-specific ways to omit us from battery optimizations and whatnot (which could prevent us receiving notifications). https://support.signal.org/hc/en-us/articles/360007318711-Troubleshooting-Notifications However, even after following those steps, there are still situations where notifications could be delayed, and I'm actively thinking about solutions. |
@greyson-signal: Would you kindly provide a link to that known issue you're referring to? All I can find is you closing issues #8934, #8841, and #8579 without solutions. If there is no open bug report, then please reopen this one or create a new one so that affected users can follow along. This problem is very badly damaging the usability of Signal. I am aware of 3 different phones that have used Signal successfully for a long time that now fail to get notifications once they've been sleeping for a while. Although one is a Samsung Galaxy, the others are a Nexus 5 and a Moto G3, so I think its safe to say this is not a Samsung problem. No configuration changes have been made to any of these phones in the transition from functional notifications to unreliable notifications. As an anecdote for the Nexus 5, I do not have a data plan for it, so Signal only works with Wi-Fi. For years I've been accustomed to hearing notification chimes as a I drove into my driveway and Wi-Fi came into range. Now I get nothing until I manually wake the phone (usually plugging it into the charger). |
I think a lot of users will not be able to locate that article page, as the app does not give any hint on what to do if messages are not being delivered. I hope this is only temporary solution. |
Hi, I'm having the exact same problem on my Galaxy S10e, sometimes I only receive messages when I actively open the app. Here is my log: https://debuglogs.org/353a3874578cf2c86525bb3ee927a57d18906bb83d8baa845ce337fabeef5c1f I received 5 messages between 18:20 and 18:27. I opened the app at 18:42 with the 5 notifications. Happened again a few minutes later, received first message 18:45, second message at 18:58 and opened the app at 19:07 with the 2 notifications. There seems to be this |
Bug description
Messages are not received by some contacts. Only one check mark is shown after sending the message. The recipient has internet connection.
Steps to reproduce
Actual result: Only one check mark appears. Recipient does not receive the message.
Expected result: Messages are received if the recipient has an internet connection.
Device info
Sending device:
Device: Pixel 2
Android version: 9
Signal version: 4.43.8
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