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Call messages delivered to the NSE have to be handled in the main app, so they're put in a synced key-value store and the app is notified. Rings are processed oldest-to-newest in case you get two calls in succession before the main app awakes. However, if this processing is interrupted, the store won't get cleared, and the app may try to process the *old* ring when it's woken up by a *new* ring. This would *still* be correct (e.g. for showing missed call notifications) except that the "age" of a ring message is calculated purely on when it makes it to the user's device, since it was assumed that it would be processed promptly. Since this is not necessarily the case in these error scenarios, this commit adds a second timestamp to track the skew between when the NSE enqueues the call message and when the main app processes it. |
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Signal iOS
Signal is a free, open source, messaging app for simple private communication with friends.
Also available on Android and Desktop.
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