![]() The code below logs but ignores exceptions as any error in TeslaUnread is not worth crashing your app over. If desired you may check for TeslaUnread ( ) being installed. That said, the API is very straightforward. ![]() Using TeslaUnread's content provider your app knows it is only sharing data with a trusted app and TeslaUnread can verify the UID of the app inserting an unread count against the desired package name. Broadcasts do not allow the receiver to detect who sent the broadcast Additionally it's important for TeslaUnread to not be tricked by a misbehavior or malicious app that is reporting unread counts for apps aside from itself. Using a custom permission to attempt to protect this broadcast frequently fails as Android does not properly handle custom permissions in third party applications. Using an unrpotected broadcast as some other unread count APIs do allows any app to intercept this. Some developers may feel that the unread count is private meta data that should not be revealed to arbitrary apps. This is done for security and accountability. TeslaUnread's API uses a ContentProvider for you to insert your unread count to. Note that this is not for users of apps, only for app developers. Developers wishing to badge their apps with unread counts can use the TeslaUnread API to do so. ![]() TeslaUnread manages unread count badges for Nova Launcher Prime and WidgetLocker.
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