Flyme 5.1.9, WhatsApp and Meizu's (mis)behaviorIn this official announcement it is said that the infamous and pervasive delayed notifications bug in WhatsApp has been finally fixed. So I suppose that now we can get rid of our workarounds and tricks for getting notifications working fine and that there is an official way of configuring the devices in order to get WhatsApp working properly (in theory it should work out of the box, but it doesn't). But when I asked in that thread which is the proper devices configuration for having WhatsApp working fine I got no answer (or I cannot find it). I'd like to know:
- if the bug has been fixed, why Meizu doesn't close the bug reports regarding it? - if the bug has been fixed, why Meizu does not provide feedback to the customers and tell them how to configure their devices? Please note that the last point is just one more example of a typical Meizu's behavior: they get tons of feedback from customers but they don't return that feedback (well they do a lot of announcements and advertise themselves very much). | |
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There isn't enoguht workforce to close all those bugs. That why we inform about fixes in changelogs.
I didn't find any questions from people using 5.1.9.0G about how to configure any device. | |
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Edited by vicent4u at 2016-09-13 16:43
Tymcio replied at 2016-09-13 14:40  | |
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Make update and all should work fine ;) Unless you turn off WhatsApp in Security Center (which works like Doze mode from Android 6 - so much asked by users)
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I have a problem with 5.1.6, whereby it goes into Whatsapp, and immediatey exits, with M2. Any ideas?
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Please upload your device to the newest Flyme OS Global firmware.
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