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## Testing Push Notifications Cloud Function

You can also test the Push Notifications Cloud Function directly from the Google Cloud console, without needing to trigger from FlutterFlow. This is especially useful for debugging purposes. For step-by-step instructions, including an example and how to structure the request, refer to the [Testing Cloud Functions in Google Cloud Console](../../ff-concepts/adding-customization/cloud-functions.md#testing-cloud-functions-in-google-cloud-console) section.

## Update App Badge Count (iOS only) [Action]

The **Update App Badge Count** action lets you manually display a numeric badge on your **iOS app icon**. This badge typically indicates pending tasks or updates, such as unread messages, notifications, or reminders.
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