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WRONG WRONG WRONG - see below Note that enterprises, and expert users, can still provision a custom push profile that routes these notifications through their
by floatingatoll 9y ago
WRONG WRONG WRONG - see below
Note that enterprises, and expert users, can still provision a custom push profile that routes these notifications through their own hosted push server rather than through Apple’s. This is not useful for App Store users, but App Store users are also not likely to know or care about this change.
- willstrafach 9y agoCan you provide a link to more information on this capability? It sounds very useful, but I cannot find anything about it in Apple's documentation.
- floatingatoll 9y agoAw, hell, I misunderstood for YEARS. You can run your own local listener, but it delivers to devices through APN. Sorry.
- saurik 9y agoSo in your "CORRECT CORRECT CORRECT" version of the world, every single person who wants to make a VoIP call will have to buy an Apple developer account and set up a "custom push profile" with a "their own hosted push server" (which I guess I will assume is truly hosted and doesn't go through Apple, even though that feels unlikely to me) that the other person will have to install on their phone first in order to make an end-to-end encrypted phone call? I hope you understand that this is even worse than just having a centralized signaling server, and is "complete bullshit".
- floatingatoll 9y agoI don't agree with what you wrote, but that's as far as I can figure out how to respond, sorry.