If am using the new HTTP2 based APNS requests with provider tokens do I still need to be calling the push feedback service to get unistalled devices? and if so do I need to use a certificate based request for the feedback service call?
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Apple push feedback service with new token based http2 requests
That isn't the behavior I'm seeing — the http/2-based service sends errors in about the same situations the legacy service did, and uninstalled apps / expired tokens still return "success" from the initial submission and cause a token to show up on the feedback service, regardless of which submission service they were submitted with.
Yeah I'm seeing the behavior @wiml described
Tokens for uninstalled apps will return "success" for a while, until at some point the system decides it is OK to start returning 410.
This can take several days after a notification is sent to a token after the app has been uninstalled.
This is to prevent tracking of user behavior about installing/uninstalling apps, and is by design.
It is acceptable to send notifications to these tokens until you receive a 410, after which you can delete the token from your database.
This can take several days after a notification is sent to a token after the app has been uninstalled.
This is to prevent tracking of user behavior about installing/uninstalling apps, and is by design.
It is acceptable to send notifications to these tokens until you receive a 410, after which you can delete the token from your database.