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An __off device__ request that is processed server to server. Mobiles aren't "real computers" in the sense of the Internet. They are not intended to be always
by mjevans 4y ago
An __off device__ request that is processed server to server.
Mobiles aren't "real computers" in the sense of the Internet. They are not intended to be always on; nor always connected from a stable address. They are portable (very smart) terminals, often with poor text input (but usually with reasonable quality camera and microphones), and often a large local cache.
- alrlroipsp 4y agoBy this definition, doesn't it describe any laptop just as well?
- mjevans 4y agoDepends on how it's used. Laptops are more like portable computers and often the end user expects them to take a moment to startup fully even after a resume.
- throwaway92394 4y agoThe original comment was > iPhone push notifications could only be sent with a signing key tied to the same developer account as used to publish the client application. > That meant it was impossible to send push notifications from your own XMPP server to a generic XMPP client written by someone else. and you were replying to > This restriction that push notifications must only come from the developer’s server is a restriction imposed by Apple and their App Store. So I'm confused as to what you mean. > An __off device__ request that is processed server to server. > ... They are portable (very smart) terminals ... How does this relate to methods of reliably pushing notifications to an iPhone?