Am I using HTTP/2-based Apple Push Notification service (APNs)?

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Created Mar ’21

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I just receive a email related Reminder: APNs provider API requirement starts March 31 (https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=uzyxiriy), which asked me to update my APNs if I was using the the legacy binary protocol one. But how to check if I am using the legacy binary protocol APNs or the HTTP/2-based one?

FYI, i am using titanium sdk to build my app and push notifications to users.

Please help, thanks.

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lockheart OP

Mar ’21

I also want to know if I'm using HTTP/2-based one. Any idea?

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Engineer OP

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Mar ’21

Outside of inspecting your script to see if it is connecting to api.push.apple.com:443 there isn't a way to check.
If you don't have the source for your script, or some other 3rd party is sending your pushes, you would want to contact whomever is responsible to check if they are indeed using HTTP/2

We can check if you're the pushes are coming through HTTP/2 or not if you share your Bundle ID.
(can only do a certain number, so the first 5 on this thread will get an answer)

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