Open e-t-l opened 2 years ago
Some resources that might be a good starting place for this...
Quick replies from smartwatches appear to involve NotificationCompat.WearableExtender
API: https://developer.android.com/training/wearables/notifications
An example of the API implemented in the AOSP Messaging app: https://android.googlesource.com/platform/packages/apps/Messaging/+/refs/heads/master/src/com/android/messaging/datamodel/BugleNotifications.java
DESCRIPTION
It's a known issue that Samsung smartwatches' ability to send quick-replies in response to SMS notifications depends on the SMS app. For example, With Textra and Signal it works fine, but with Android Messages and QKSMS, it doesn't. Since Signal is an open-source app, there might be a chance to figure out what the difference is between how quick replies are handled.
STEPS
EXPECTED
A list of pre-set quick replies appears on the smartwatch.
OBSERVATIONS
The smartwatch produces a popup that just says, "Check your phone." Interestingly, the phone does send a reply text. It simply reads: "null"
I suspect there's something that QKSMS and Signal do differently regarding how other apps are allowed to interact with their notifications. For example, another option for an SMS notification on the smartwatch is "Mark Read"; this works as expected for both QKSMS and Signal, but for QKSMS it also shows that "Check your phone" popup again.
I know this is a niche issue, but if anyone can help me figure out what the difference is between how QKSMS and Signal handle these 3rd-party-app quick replies, I would be extremely grateful. Hell, I'd even be willing to put a bounty on this.