THIS Is How You Use Notifications on Android API 33+ (Notification Permission)

To be able to show notifications on API level 33+, users now need to accept a permission before. In this video I'll show you how to do that in your app.
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[@alswp0404]

Phillip. You are my current Android god sent from Andrid soul. I'm watching couple of your playlists and I can't thank you enough. Small request - I have very sensitive hearing ability and I can hear there is a small white noise in the background and you can get rid of it completely if you get the noise cancelling mic while recording. It's not about the mic it can be done in software layer I believe. Keep on going! You should have way more sub sooner or later cuz you're currently best Android youtube out there.

[@ManuelSilverioCoder]

I don't know how you always managed to make the best videos, but you always do. Again no one else explain this clearly and then you have an amazing video. You definitely have a gift for teaching and explaining. You are becoming a foundational pillar in the Android community, Google should add you on their payroll

[@PhilippLackner]

Thank you so much!!

[@markmurtagh4777]

Google documentation around this is so unnecessarily large, incomplete and confusing. Great video, perfectly explained.

[@zevdvlpr]

I was having trouble finding a solution for API 33, and now I've got it! Thanks for the tutorial.

[@raghu1077]

Much awaited video

[@jovan_spasovic]

Absolute king. Thank you for amazing content.

[@FranciscoConstante]

Thanks for this good tutorial! Greetings! Happy new year!

[@AndreuJapan]

There is a possible bug or maybe intentionally from Google but, the first time you install the app, shouldShowRequestPermissionRationale() is false. Until the user touch "Don't Allow" the value doesn't change to true. That means, if you want to show a rationale screen from the begining is not possible is some flag is not added.

[@ZoherJetpurwala94]

Yeah. It's kind of annoying to me.

[@muhammadsaqib453]

Instead of formatting code manually you can use ctrl+shift+L. It is an advise.

[@rubansinghjohn8055]

Wel done keep going good work

[@afixithei.V]

For a few seconds I wasn't sure what was going on. Then I realised it was compose 😅 my spare time now is used to learn Flutter because it has more job opportunities in my country - Nigeria. I still work as a full-time android developer though but I've never used compose

[@nastenkaoo]

ok

[@georgenady7375]

and it's a cool motion graphics 😎 👌

[@aliciabeltran]

I love all your videos, please continue creating more content. A little question, how can I see notification if the app is not in FOREGROUND. I am using GCM but if the app is close I cant see the notification in API 33+, and the push is not visible for any API, but API < 33 show the push. I am creating the push when I am receiving the message from firebase.

[@daniyar2718]

What if you click 2-3 times not allow, then I guess dialog will stop appearing, then you should send user to app permission settings? It would be nice, if you would mention and show it 😉 Ps. Thanks for video.

[@vinaykumarkharwar177]

He has already explained that in his last permission handling video. Why not go watch and apply it yourself?

[@LeCezar]

Hey phillip, I always wonder with your videos, what is the color scheme of the code you are using? It looks really cool!

[@PhilippLackner]

Xcode dark :)

[@mkom5837]

Great video, do you have in plans any tutorial about RemoteMediator?

[@georgenady7375]

Thanks for cleaning up that new updates 💪

[@PhilippLackner]

Welcome!

[@makkhan3153]

Thanks to Android, it's never get boring. We all can relate that.

[@samsammaniamantap]

It will be a Card of Jira on the next Sprint, perhaps😂

[@ManmohanSingh-ew3mv]

Lmao, yes..indeed it is. 😂😂

[@SujeetKumar-ci9sg]

😂😂

[@yasserakbbach7342]

On our side it was already implemented, reviewed and merged 😉

[@Leon-un2ii]

Please make a video on how you can send a notification to a user from an linux server. It would be awesome. Thank you. As always: great content.

[@skarloti]

Thank you! Maybe there should have been a third button that hides the displayed notification. This is appropriate when after a time not in valid and must be hidden.

[@shashankbhat6184]

Hi Phillip, We need more videos on KMM. Please include network calls. Thanks 🙏

[@user-rz1hv]

There is such a nice composable as SwipeToDismiss, would be very interesting if you will make a video about it!

[@moumnalmunawy1806]

Should we use service or intent service or work manager?

[@sumitbehera5311]

Sir can we have a full playlist on ktor

[@jayshartzer844]

So if we need permissions for notifications now and background services need a visible notification to keep running since Android 8 does this mean we need the notification permission in order to keep background services? I didn't see it in the docs. Was this part of the Google I/O?

[@frukoyurdakul]

Check out FGS (Foreground Service Manager) for that. While you may not post your notification in the sense of posting it, the manager will allow you to start your foreground service. The important part is that you need to create your notification channel at application class before user explicitly (possibly) denies your permission, twice. Otherwise you may get a different exception when you try to launch that service.

[@wiiznokes2237]

Hello, could you make a video about how to use Service witch influence View Model state? I think it is a commun topic and Android does not give much detail.

[@H0neyHunter]

I wonder if the reason why the notification is silent is due to the emulator? Is there a way to activate the sound?

[@AlanT0ng]

If I put every permission launcher in my UI compose code, I will have all my permission request codes (say notification, location, camera) all over the place in my UI compose code. Is there a better way to centralize all my permission request handling but still allow me to request permissions whenever I need them on different UI screens?

[@PhilippLackner]

Put them in their own function 🤷😁

[@SkillTrailMalefiahs]

Great video bro, please, share you Android Editor theme is cool!!!

[@CoderzF1]

thats a bit different than what i did, but i like your version better 🤣

[@atarok8964]

Hello Phillip Api 33 service mediaplayer notification buttons ( play pause next...) addAction(...) butoms are not Clicking only in media style- can you help? - note : It works in smaller than Api33 version.

[@user-rz1hv]

But what if I have an app that targets this api and I will run it only on lower android version? Do i need to implement notifications this way or I can use older approaches?

[@lanzylanzgerlan8931]

This is great

[@NikolaiNedialkov]

This all works great, but when I tried to add .setContentIntent(pendingIntent) the notifications stopped appearing. Does anyone know what could be causing this?

[@bijeshjayaprakash7894]

Wht theme are you using for Android Studio...

[@GB-nn2cx]

Thanks

[@johngray2875]

They made it a mess. I'm playing audio. I need a notification to play in the background. Now I need to request permission to show the notification. Now I have users who denied the permission, and are giving me bad reviews because it doesn't play the background. Add on top of that all are the issues with overly aggressive battery management by some manufacturers that are suspending my app after a few minutes of playing in the background unless the user adjusts the battery settings. Playing audio in the background on Android has become absolutely fraught with peril.

[@mustafaammar551]

Thank you Bro

[@vahekhachaturian2424]

this is pain in the ass, but it's genuinely better for the user. It also covers up the case when you register user's device in a cloud service, which sends notifications, and everything gets messed up when user chooses to clear data of the app

[@KotlinBek]

Thanks, can we dive deeper in next video?

[@PhilippLackner]

What's missing?

[@love_khush]

Awesome video great tutorial

[@kevinanderson2783]

Hi guys.I have a question in android 13: I have a call notification. There are 2 button for 'answer' and 'reject'. When click on "answer" needs to start callActivity class. but startActivity method is not working when app is killed in android 13. In android lower than 13 there is no problem and all works properly. Could anyone help me?

[@hiEroneta]

💙

[@josema2702]

so you always have to request te user to show notifications? sorry I am not english native speaker

[@patrik956]

you are best i love you

[@dummyaccount-j1t]

is there a version of this in java?

[@androidmaster9869]

Android team always try to make it hard for the developer . That's one of the reasons most of the apps and and ROM has lots of bugs and problem.

[@tailwind6813]

Absolut schrecklich das Google sowas nicht vereinheitlichen kann. Mit Swift ist es so einfach und man benötigt unheimlich wenig Code. Hier ist alles aufwendig ohne Ende. Und das war ja lediglich die Lösung für API Level 33. Jetzt kommen noch die restlichen hinzu. Gerade bei der echten Fragmentierung am Handy Markt, absolut schrecklich. Ich habe noch immer viele Nutzer mit Android 7, 8 oder 9. Wenn wir jetzt überlegen das 13 im Anmarsch ist, ist das nur traurig.

[@jithind-feverx2818]

Thanks to Android 😂😂

[@humble_roots]

Please tell me you have this in Java lol

[@شرحتطبيقالاعلافالبديلة]

yeah same problem here the syntax for kotli diffrent ... and he do tut on kotlin only ... maybe i will try to convert code to java .. it same instructions any way

[@sijanneupane]

saving it for later!

[@Jasmohan]

Damn, that is annoying to do for such a simple task. Thanks @PhilippLackner

[@nihal999in]

Nothing is new except that permission declaration at Manifest ...