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Urban Airship actually instructs you to create a plist file for an iOS app where you specify your production app keys. http://docs.urbanairship.com/build/ios.h

• saurik 13y ago
  The point is that these keys do not let you control the account: they only let you inject potentially-fake data; if these keys also let you register new applications, delete data, download data, or send information to third-parties, then that would be a serious problem. (In the case of Urban Airship, as opposed to Flurry, I don't know as much about the specific use case, but it would surprise me if the scenario were drastically different.