Does Android also have software that can push messages like iphone?

Yes, the push of Android mainly depends on the PushService service of the client. PushService is an application-independent process, which was created by the way when the application was first started, and has been living in the background since then (as much as possible). It is mainly responsible for maintaining long WebSocket links with cloud push servers.

Therefore, as long as the push service exists, any message on the push server that needs to be sent to the current device will be pushed down immediately; If the PushService is terminated, the push channel will be interrupted and the Android device will not receive any push messages (except hybrid push, which will be explained later).

When the pushService is started for the first time, after establishing a long WebSocket link with the Push server, it will also receive a large number of unsuccessful historical messages cached by the server.

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