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I am developing an Application for SMS.
1. Can i have only my own notification in status bar not native android one while receiving a SMS? Currently it is showing both. I think if i would disable the notification then it could also disable my one too.
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2. Can i receive my sms at any custom port? If yes then how and while receiving that would i see the native notification in status bar?
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