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Problem with that is that earliestBeginDate means that you can request a no-earlier-than begin date. iOS does not guarantee it will run ON that date, or w
by WirelessGigabit 3y ago
Problem with that is that
earliestBeginDate
means that you can request a no-earlier-than begin date. iOS does not guarantee it will run ON that date, or within x time-units. It merely provides a minimum delay until it MAY get scheduled.
- outcoldman 3y agoSure. I understand. But that is something I can leave with. Even just once a day pull the email for me and notify that I have new emails. If I expect anything right now, I will open my email app and refresh it. I don’t get notifications when my real mail arrives, I just go every other day and check.