You just showed who you are xTLS English is not my native language. And how i didn't know how to use the ANE correctly ? anyway, i'll leave this thread which is really wasting my time on angry people (xTLS) for the record... quotes from Milkman interaction: Me: "regarding Local Notifications extension in Android, if i close the application in memory, will the notification work ? I have ANE from distriqt.com , which is working as long as the app is in the memory. if you clean the memory or restart the device..the notification will not work. they said they don't support it, as its more complex. " Milkman: "Yes, of course our extension will still deliver the notification if you shutdown the app / remove it from memory.  When you then select the notification, the app will open again." after buying and telling notification doesn't work i get Milkman: " On Gingerbread, a forcibly stopped Application's services will still continue to register broadcast intents.  (So even the 'force stop/clear memory' with task manager approach will not prevent the notification from firing.)  Google intentionally removed this in Android 3.2+- it's a security hazard and if the user is electing to forcibly remove the application from memory it's services should stop with it. However the key point is that the action of forcibly removing the app from memory will never happen in a real life scenario (other than the user forcibly removing it the way you are.) In other words, if the application is taken out of memory organically (the system is low on memory after a few days and the application Activity is stopped) - in this case the service will still survive and trigger the notification.  This is explained in the Android documentation. One thing we do not currently do is recreate the service in the case where the phone is manually powered off.  Doing so would require a few additional permissions so it doesn't seem to be worth it for most users, but we'd consider the feature as an option for a future revision." ... View more

just checked vitapoly... its only IOS..no android. even though IOS ANE looks really good, giving all options with real time and even voice chat...most AIR developers develop for android and IOS. ... View more

Check milkman ANE..they don't have multiplayer. distriqt also planning realtime mulltiplayer if they get to their goals. + all support of milkman, is for 1 year. afterwards you need to pay again 70% of ANE price to get more support. (with distriqt i understand there are no limits on updates) + i just bought Local notification of milkman, i asked him before if the local notifications work when you close the app in memory in android..he said yes (and i got emails to prove everything)..thats why i bought the ANE, later discovered they don't support it. I even have to prove to him, sending him video of me closing from memory and its not working. I refused to give me the money back even though he did mistake telling me wrong before buying. So from now on, i try to stay away from his products.. milkman DID NOT warn people of this limitation of his ANE even after i explained to him the problem. he still claim the notification work after 3 days and whatever...even though apps close in memory and then notification doesn't work. you basically paying 2 times for IOS and Android..instead of 1 ANE for both (with many ANE's of milkman, which i'm sorry i bought already!!!!!!) i got several milkman's ANEs and also distriqt..so i know the difference 🙂 distriqt GAME SERVICE IS NOW ONLY 50$!!!!!!! its already cheaper than milkman ... View more