Push notifications can be crucial for many Android apps, but encountering issues like failures due to timeouts can be frustrating. This article dives into a specific scenario within HyperOS, where app developers might face difficulties receiving push notifications. The root cause often lies in the "AutoStartManagerServiceStubImpl" class and its interaction with system-level permissions.

The process involves investigating why the app, let's call it 'TG', isn't receiving broadcasted messages. We'll explore potential reasons behind this failures and how to approach debugging such issues. One crucial step is understanding the "isAllowStartService" method within the "AutoStartManagerServiceStubImpl" class. This method plays a vital role in determining whether an app is allowed to start background services, which are often necessary for handling push notifications.

Analyzing the provided screenshots, it appears that the "isAllowStartService" method isn't being invoked in the case of the 'TG' app. This indicates a potential block preventing the app from receiving and processing incoming push notifications. The missing call to this method suggests that the app might be lacking the necessary permissions to function correctly in the background.

This guide aims to shed light on the significance of "AutoStartManagerServiceStubImpl" in network-connectivity matters on HyperOS. It will delve into common troubleshooting steps to identify and resolve issues related to push notifications within this specific environment.

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