Samsung Push Service

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

About this app

You can check the installation of the app in 'Settings > Application manager' after downloading the Samsung push service.
The Samsung push service provides the notification service only for Samsung services (Galaxy Apps, Samsung Link, Samsung Pay, etc.) on Samsung devices.

If you delete the Samsung push service, you may not receive the new notification messages.

The Samsung push service provides the below services.
- New message is displayed in the pop-up window
- Display a badge on the application icon for a new message
- Display new message on the notification bar

Enjoy the fast and precise notification service with the Samsung push service.


* Notice of Permissions
The following permissions are required for the app service. For optional permissions, the default functionality of the service is turned on, but not allowed.

[Required permissions]
- Telephone : Required for device identification when service subscribing (Only required in Android N OS and below)
- Notifications : Required to display a new message on the notification bar

If your system software version is lower than Android 6.0, please update the software to configure App permissions.
Previously allowed permissions can be reset on Apps menu in device settings after software update.

* Open Source License
Copyright (C) The Android Open Source Project
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Ratings and reviews

Ever notice that there is a constant stream of apps you "must have" and that are constantly being "updated" with permissions they need in order for your phone to work correctly or for you to have an "enhanced" experience. Bloatware at best! Every app should have a truthful "Essential" label and a delete button if it's not so it could be deleted for good at the user's discretion. Crapware!

I have no experience with this app, I can't open it but like several other apps I can't open, it updates constantly. I have permissions for this app and auto updates turned off, but that doesn't stop it. This and several others all the sudden shows up and is using tons of data and storage. I'm notified it updated every day or two, I try to open it and end up here, with no option to open or uninstall. Can't force stop either.

Another app that I can't uninstall, disable, or restrict background activity. It acts up in the background randomly for no apparent reason as I didn't allow it such permissions, thus draining my battery rapidly. I'm excellent with tech and far from clueless. This is ridiculous because the average user will be completely lost and think their battery is defective when it's the OS itself that's defective. Android is an advertising system, NOT a legitimate operating system.

What’s new

Enhance functional stability