(i think that the implementation of onNewIntent is the only place where you can reliably call 'setIntent') I tried it, too, changing the intent like this, but was unsuccessful. What i did instead: Set the launch-mode of the activity to at least singleTop (i.e. the activity's current instance will be re-used and onNewIntent will be called by the system). Then let the activity start itself (call *this.startActivity(...)* with an Intent that will resolve to the same activity), with data in the Intent that has updated/removed/new data/extras. It is like a 'refresh' of the activity. This will cause the system to call *onNewIntent* on *'this'* activity with the new intent. Don't forget to call setIntent(..) in the implemenation of onNewIntent. This worked reliably for me.
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