Experiencing FCM issues in LSposed on your Xiaomi 12S Pro running HyperOS 1.0.4.0? You're not alone! Many users have reported encountering problems like a temporary loss of notification reception after enabling the fcmfix module for specific apps. This issue indicates a potential disconnect between your app and the FCM broadcast system, even though the fix appears to work initially.
While offering specific troubleshooting steps without logs is difficult, here are some general strategies to investigate and potentially resolve this problem:
1. **Double-Check fcmfix Configuration:** Ensure that the fcmfix module is correctly configured for the affected application. Verify that the app's package name is accurately entered and that all necessary settings are enabled.
2. **Update LSposed and Modules:** Outdated versions of LSposed or its modules can sometimes lead to compatibility issues. Make sure you're running the latest stable releases of both LSposed and the specific fcmfix module you're using.
3. **App-Specific Permissions:** Confirm that the affected application has the required permissions to receive push notifications. Regularly review and grant app permissions within your device's settings.
4. **Restart Devices:** A simple device restart can often resolve temporary glitches in the system. Try restarting both your Xiaomi 12S Pro and your FCM-enabled device to see if this clears the issue.
5. **Check FCM Integration:** Verify the app's integration with the Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) service. If changes have been made to the app's backend code, ensure that FCM integration remains intact and functional.
6. **Provide Detailed Logs:** If the problem persists, providing detailed logs from both LSposed and the affected app could be immensely helpful in identifying the root cause.
Remember to consult the documentation and support resources for both LSposed and the fcmfix module for specific troubleshooting guidance related to your device and Android version.
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