15 Open-Source Push Notification Projects, Alternative to Apple and Google (Firebase) services
A push notification is the message that pops up on your mobile iOS or Android, and sometimes on your desktop or a web browser. It's often used by application publishers and authors to notify the end-user's device about certain event.
It looks like SMS text message and local mobile alerts, but they are application oriented only appears to user who use the application.
Users can stop any push notification anytime from their mobile settings in the notifications section. However, they are essential for many applications so the user should be selective when selecting the app.
Push technology (server push) are technical term for internet-based communication that occurs when a server notifies the client about certain transaction (notification).
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