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I would like to try and make a Notification that does not respond to a click. Is this possible? i.e. when it is visible in the Notification area, and the user touches it, I want "nothing" to happen. This is different to a normal Notification - when it is visible, and the user touches it, the Notification Area hides, and the Intent is launched. I do not want the Notification Area to hide when it is touched. <hr> I can make one that doesn't launch an activity: <ul> <li><a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3779571/possible-to-make-an-android-notification-that-does-not-call-an-intent">Possible to make an Android Notification that does not call an Intent?</a></li> <li><a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7040742/android-notification-manager-having-a-notification-without-an-intent">Android - notification manager, having a notification without an intent</a></li> </ul> But it still responds to a click, by hiding the notification bar again (i.e. standard expected behaviour). <hr> This question is a duplicate of <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6805935/how-to-disable-a-click-event-of-notification-in-android-development">How to disable a click event of notification in android development</a> but that question does not have an answer. (if there is a better way to ~bump~ that question up again, I will do that & delete this question) <hr> Note: I know this is not "the Android way", but it is still something I would like to try.
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