I have application that will be deploy in qatar. But my server running on ohio region. Now i want to set SES account for server. By default ohio region is not supporting for SES. It shown three option
Supported Regions
US East (N. Virginia)
EU (Ireland)
US West (Oregon)
Which region should opt for my case? But my application will be deploy in Qatar?
Ireland is by far the closest region out of those 3 to Qatar. Based on latency alone, I would choose Ireland.
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I've set up Cognito and ensured that SNS limits are in place.
Verification SMS is being sent to Android phones, however, it's not being sent to iPhones.
The CloudWatch logs show the SMS was successfully sent.
Any suggestions?
AFAIK SMSs are platform agnostic. You shouldn't have this problem based on OS. It could more likely be related to limits itself. Sometimes AWS uses resources from a different region for SMS delivery which is not the region your services are running. e.g. if your service is deployed in ap-south-1 then AWS uses ap-southeast-1 (Singapore) for SMS delivery. You need to make sure if both the regions have appropriate limits available.
It is also worth checking your carrier settings and phone spam block settings.
I'm creating a new Cloud Run service on GCP as part of an app that's going to have users in Europe and Asia, and I'd like to add corresponding Europe and Asia endpoints, but I'm only seeing us-central-1 in the location dropdown list when creating the service.
I could have sworn that there were options for Europe and Asia in that dropdown recently – am I wrong, or were they removed?
For the beta version, only us-central1 is available at this time.
If you have signed up for the alpha releases, other regions are available. However, be cautioned that alpha can potentially be unstable. Details on alpha releases are not published on public forums.
I developed IOS app and it uses Admob for monetizing advertisements. It seems there is a problem with the implementation. My ad fill rate is about 2% to 3% which is very low. I tried 3rd party network named InMobi. No success.
My users are in Iran. Anybody have same issue or any alternative solution?
Google must comply with sanctions imposed by the United States Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC). As a result, AdMob is not available to users in the following countries or territories:
Crimea
Cuba
Iran
North Korea
Sudan
Syria
From: https://support.google.com/admob/answer/6163675?hl=en
I have a couple of doubts about the Ios native geofencing features.
The documentation describes that there's a maximun number of regions to add y the number is 20. Is possible to change dinamically the regions according (for example) to the city where the device is? (To increase the number of regions that can be monitoring)
Is possible to get the regions to monitoring from a config file at mobile app start? (In order of configurate the regions file and later the device get the regions from there)
Other doubt that I have is about something that I read: "The regions is shared by all apps, and older fences will get purged to make room for newer fences". This means that if I have a region 1 and a region 2 and a device1 and device2, if the device1 monitoring for the region1, the device2 could not monitor region1?
Can a device monitors for more than one region?
Thanks a lot who can help me with this doubts!!!
An application can monitor no more than twenty regions or geofences. You can update the regions if user has moved far enough.
Yes.
No, regions are not shared in any way across apps.
Yes.
I'm trying to write a simple GPS based application for my BB 8800 (with Airtel, India).
But for some reason my code getLocation(timeout) always returns with a non-valid location (only after timing out). I tried different combinations of criteria parameters with no success.
I'm pretty sure that the problem is not with my code because even the BlackBerry GPS demo application does not work. However, my GPS receiver is working fine because "Wayfinder", a maps application that came bundled with my BB, works fine.
To test it further, I tried running SpotFinder and Google Maps. But they did not work either. Google Maps could determine location using cell tower info but not GPS.
Here are some more details about my environment,
1. Phone Model: BlackBerry 8800
2. Carrier: AirTel (India)
3. Device Version: 4.2.168 (Platform 2.3.0.54)
Can my carrier block it? [I spoke with AirTel technical support but they wouldn't budge to help developers]
Thanks In Advance
Some carriers (like Verizon US) blocked GPS for third party applications. Others just enabled GPS for a white list of applications (mostly their own) but deny access to GPS for all others.
It seems your provider is doing such things.
Can your carrier block it? Absolutely, I don't know about in India, but in the U.S. some carriers can and do restrict applications from accessing the GPS if they are not "approved." That seems quite likely given the scenario you described.