Add "more" tags to some blog posts (#22387)

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![Screenshot of App on Quest](/images/blog/2022-01-android/app_on_quest.png) ![Screenshot of App on Quest](/images/blog/2022-01-android/app_on_quest.png)
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## Hello Sidequest! ## Hello Sidequest!
Wait Sidequest, what is that? Sidequest is the alternative App Store for the Oculus Quest. Wait Sidequest, what is that? Sidequest is the alternative App Store for the Oculus Quest.

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- [Updates from Nabu Casa](#updates-from-nabu-casa) - [Updates from Nabu Casa](#updates-from-nabu-casa)
- [Media improvements](#media-improvements) - [Media improvements](#media-improvements)
- [Check for updates](#check-for-updates) - [Check for updates](#check-for-updates)

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The first major change that we want to cover is for [Local Push Notifications]. Before this release, all notifications were routed via Google. Now notifications can be delivered directly from your Home Assistant server if you have remote access set up. These notifications do not count towards the rate limit and are shown on the device immediately, every time. The first major change that we want to cover is for [Local Push Notifications]. Before this release, all notifications were routed via Google. Now notifications can be delivered directly from your Home Assistant server if you have remote access set up. These notifications do not count towards the rate limit and are shown on the device immediately, every time.
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So what's the breaking change? The app needs to establish and maintain a constant connection to your Home Assistant server with WebSockets. In order to do this, we have to create a persistent notification and this can be upsetting to some users. So what's the breaking change? The app needs to establish and maintain a constant connection to your Home Assistant server with WebSockets. In order to do this, we have to create a persistent notification and this can be upsetting to some users.
A persistent notification lets Android know the app has important ongoing tasks where we do not want the background process stopped. The purpose of this notification is identical to our Sensor Worker, which allows the app to continue sending sensor updates while in the background. Just like Sensor Worker, our WebSockets notification also has its own notification channel to allow you to customize the appearance. You are free to minimize (or silence) this notification to hide the icon from appearing in your status bar. A persistent notification lets Android know the app has important ongoing tasks where we do not want the background process stopped. The purpose of this notification is identical to our Sensor Worker, which allows the app to continue sending sensor updates while in the background. Just like Sensor Worker, our WebSockets notification also has its own notification channel to allow you to customize the appearance. You are free to minimize (or silence) this notification to hide the icon from appearing in your status bar.

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- [The Home Assistant Newsletter](#the-home-assistant-newsletter) - [The Home Assistant Newsletter](#the-home-assistant-newsletter)
- [Media Selector and the new "Play media" action](#media-selector-and-the-new-play-media-action) - [Media Selector and the new "Play media" action](#media-selector-and-the-new-play-media-action)
- [More media sources!](#more-media-sources) - [More media sources!](#more-media-sources)

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- [Goodbye Lovelace, Hello Dashboards](#goodbye-lovelace-hello-dashboards) - [Goodbye Lovelace, Hello Dashboards](#goodbye-lovelace-hello-dashboards)
- [Hide entities](#hide-entities) - [Hide entities](#hide-entities)
- [Now available in the UI: Groups!](#now-available-in-the-ui-groups) - [Now available in the UI: Groups!](#now-available-in-the-ui-groups)

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The State of the Open Home took place on December 11, 2021. Watch the recording of the event above. The following blog posts have been published based on State of the Open Home presentations: The State of the Open Home took place on December 11, 2021. Watch the recording of the event above. The following blog posts have been published based on State of the Open Home presentations:
- [Energy management research using Home Assistant](/blog/2021/12/28/northeastern-university-home-energy-management/)
- [Multi-server support in iOS 2021.12](/blog/2021/12/18/ios-multi-server/) - [Multi-server support in iOS 2021.12](/blog/2021/12/18/ios-multi-server/)
- [Android 2021.12: Wear OS Beta!](/blog/2021/12/20/android-december-2021-release/) - [Android 2021.12: Wear OS Beta!](/blog/2021/12/20/android-december-2021-release/)
- [Demo: Genie, privacy-preserving virtual assistant by Stanford](/blog/2021/12/21/stanford-genie/) - [Demo: Genie, privacy-preserving virtual assistant by Stanford](/blog/2021/12/21/stanford-genie/)