Having not seen this answer so far, there is a small note in the Apple "Troubleshooting Push Notifications" document. Should present this certificate to APNs at connection time usingīe sure to checkout - Issues with Feedback Service To establish a trusted provider identity, you Required for these connections is the same one that is provisioned for Interface for push notifications, you must use TLS (or SSL) toĮstablish a secured communications channel. You access the sandbox feedback service viaį.com, port 2196. Production feedback service via, port 2196 Similar to that used for sending push notifications. Re-registered on the identified devices, a provider should stopĪccess to the feedback service takes place through a binary interface Then, after verifying that the application hasn’t recently been Tokens for their applications, each of which is identified by its Periodically query the feedback service to get the list of device Identified by device tokens encoded in binary format. Service that APNs continually updates with a per-application list ofĭevices for which there were failed-delivery attempts. Apple Push Notification Service includes a feedback
Once you get them you mark them in your DB as deleted thereby not sending any more notifications. So instead you need to poll for this info.Įvery day you might need to hit Apple Notification servers asking it to give you device Ids who have deleted your app. But Apple does not notify the service that "this device is not using your app, dont send notifications". So when a user deletes an app, the service provider should ideally stop sending notifications to that device. In Apple push notification there is something called - Feedback Service.
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