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No Push Notifications are received when app is closed (on IOS) #7438

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churik opened this issue Feb 6, 2019 · 1 comment · Fixed by #9308
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No Push Notifications are received when app is closed (on IOS) #7438

churik opened this issue Feb 6, 2019 · 1 comment · Fixed by #9308

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@churik
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churik commented Feb 6, 2019

Description

Type: Bug
Summary: introduced by #7268. Basically it means if app is closed, user can't receive PN on IOS.
Issue is created because it worked in another way on 0.9.32, so it is a placeholder for possible discussion around expected behavior.
From PR (#6893 (comment)):

This is only expected on iOS. Android has provisions to deal with starting up the app through a background task if needed (see link to docs in OP). On iOS, we should show the notifications to the user once he starts the app/logs back in.

Expected behavior

user can see PN for incoming message

Actual behavior

no PN

Reproduction

  • User1: Open Status
  • User1: add User2 to contact list
  • User2: add User1 to contact list
  • User1: close app
  • User2: send message to 1-1 chat

Additional Information

  • Status version: RC 0.9.33
  • Operating System: IOS
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still valid

@annadanchenko annadanchenko reopened this Jun 13, 2019
@annadanchenko annadanchenko changed the title No PNs are received when app is closed (on IOS) No Push Notifications are received when app is closed (on IOS) Jun 13, 2019
@yenda yenda mentioned this issue Oct 29, 2019
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