Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) is a powerful tool for delivering notifications and updates to mobile applications. However, current functionality treats every FCM push as a wake-up call, potentially leading to increased resource consumption and battery drain.

This can impact both the user experience and app performance. Having the option to control whether an FCM message wakes up the target app would offer significant benefits.

Allowing developers to choose on a per-app basis would provide granular control. This approach empowers developers to optimize their apps for specific use cases. For example, apps requiring immediate action, like instant messaging, could always wake up. Conversely, apps that deliver non-urgent information could be left dormant, conserving battery life and system resources.

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