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This is an example of an authorization message sent from the user to the application that sent the invite, and that the application can use to identify the user. This authorization message can be created in the terminal app of the device and sent to the application. Here is a quick example of the push notification that you can send to the user, in this case a message from the Samsung console application that sends PTT pushes to the user. In this message you can see the userName, the unique id and the PTT message. The userName is optional. The user can turn off the push notification received from the application when the user is registered in the PTT application. To generate the notification in the push menu, you need to change the notificationType from active to disabled. Inside the notification you can add an image from a specific location in the application directory. This image is also needed for the streaming in the speaker. 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