New information from an inquiry by the U.S. Congress shows smartphone companies are sharing data from push notifications as part of government surveillance.

Building out another piece in its business engine comes PlayHaven's Push. As the name suggests, it's a push notification system for iOS and Android, that's integrated into the company's other tools.

For iPhones, this service is provided by Apple’s Push Notification Service; for Android phones, it’s Google’s Firebase Cloud Messaging.

Responding to a senator's letter to the Department of Justice, Apple and Google have confirmed governments ask them for push notification data.

Before I even dive into this editorial, let me make one thing clear: I like Android’s notification system a lot better than Apple’s. By default, notifications are easier to access and much ...

YouTube is testing a new notification system. If you are subscribed to a channel you don’t visit much anymore, YouTube will automatically reduce push notifications related to it. Google is doing ...