> Google has spent the last decade cutting apart the open part of Android and making it more and more proprietary.
Replacing those bits is still less work than writing your own entire OS. There are even open source projects to replace those bits.
Replacing those bits is still less work than writing your own entire OS. There are even open source projects to replace those bits.
I remember days when Android was still open, nowadays I’m fighting against the ever-increasing restrictions with my open source apps with every single OS update.
They're saying that there's easy and simple drop in replacements, app and service wise that can hook into better services/ones you host.
I’d be interested in what existing, working solution for a FCM replacement there is? Replacing the apps is simple, replacing the services is the hard part.
If there is a working open FCM alternative, please link it, I’d immediately add support for it in my apps.