I am using Firebase to send remote notifications to my iOS app but recently my remote notifications being sent do not display on the phone. After debugging the app and studying the console log I noticed that the phone was receiving the signal from the server for the notifications but seems to encounter a TLS-related error as shown in the screenshots below.
I have updated all the certificates and profiles involved in building the app and the app builds fine with no errors, but I am not sure how to progress in solving this. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I have encountered a strange behaviour with an iOS app that my team has developed.
The users can enable notifications in the app and receives notifications from Firebase Cloud Messaging. We had complaints that the notifications were not coming through, so after some basic troubleshooting, we discovered the only solution was for the users to uninstall the app and reinstall it while allowing the notifications when they start it the first time.
Why did this happen? Did something change from Apple's side? Publishing a new version of the app fixes the problem?
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I have implemented push notification in my iOS App using Firebase SDK and I am successfully getting push notifications from Firebase console as well as from server.
But on many occasions, I wait and wait, and even send 5-6 notifications from Firebase console but not received on App. I tried to change network (both Mobile data & WiFi) but still not receiving. After waiting for an hour and more, suddenly it starts working (I am not re-installing App).
What may be the reason? If network is an issue, then why is it not woking though I change my network to WiFi having good bandwidth?
Over the last few months, we have been integrating Firebase Cloud Messaging into our project. The project uses the Firebase SDK, wrapped in a Cordova plug-in (cordova-plugin-firebase).
It is all working great, that is for Android at least. For iOS it is partially working. We received a few complaints from customers about them not receiving notifications, while all of the other iOS devices were correctly receiving messages.
After on-site device checking, we found out:
The device successfully obtained a FCM-token.
This FCM-token was subscribed to all the correct topics.
This FCM-token had the latest app version.
Both individual push-notifications (to the device), as well as topic notifications were not received
Messages from the Firebase Cloud Console were not received either
sometimes reinstalling the app worked
Receiving over Cellar/WiFi did not change anything
Permission was granted to receive push notifications
It is very hard to debug an issue like this, because installing a development version fixes it for some reason.
What are possible reasons for Firebase to not deliver the message to iOS? Or is it possible to see whether a delivery to APNS fails within the Firebase Console?
I'm using parse-server to send push notifications to my app. When I manually send push notifications from it, iOS devices won't receive them. It works fine in Android though.
Has anyone encountered this issue? Is it Parse Server's issue or anything else?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have an odd issue.
I recently updated my Xcode to 6.1.1 to make a change to an app I previously released with Xcode 5 (working great). Now for some reason with the new Xcode when I test my background silent push notification it only completely works when I have my iPhone connected to my Mac?
What the app does is when it gets a silent push the app retrieves data from a server. I added the default sound to the silent push for testing, and I've confirmed that the app does get the push but it does not connect to the server to get the new data. But if I plug in the lightning cable to my mac everything works great, gets data from server etc.
I'm not sure what to do? Any ideas or direction is greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
I got no problem to send silent push to my app, even if the app is not connected to Xcode BUT you have to notice that silent push notification is being delivered only if your app is running in the background. If you force quit your app using double tap on iPhone home button, the notification is ignored.
It is probably an Apple rule to let user completely kill an app and stop any outgoing/incoming connection