I installed this app and finally made my Pixel 11's useless LED array worth having

Google's Pixel 11 LED array upgrade via the HiLight app unlocks a previously idle hardware feature, turning the phone’s under‑display notification light into a customizable alert system. For website owners, this development signals a rise in mobile‑first engagement tools that can be leveraged to surface real‑time site notifications—such as new comments, limited‑time offers, or security alerts—directly on users’ device LEDs. Because the HiLight app taps into Android’s notification API, any site that pushes push notifications through Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) can now trigger visual cues on Pixel 11 devices, increasing click‑through rates without relying on screen space. **Actionable tips:** 1. **Update your llms.txt** to include `User‑Agent: HiLight/` entries, allowing you to identify and log traffic generated by the LED‑triggered notifications for analytics. 2. **Implement a bot‑detection rule** in your server logs that flags unusually high request bursts from the same IP following a push notification, helping you differentiate genuine user clicks from automated scraping. 3. **Test FCM payloads** with a custom `android_channel_id` that the HiLight app recognizes, ensuring your alerts reliably light up the LED and drive measurable traffic spikes.