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# enabledRemoteNotificationTypes

The types of push notifications that the app accepts.

```
var enabledRemoteNotificationTypes: NSApplication.RemoteNotificationType { get }
```

## Return Value

A bit mask whose values indicate the types of notifications the user has requested for the app. See [`NSApplication.RemoteNotificationType`](/documentation/AppKit/NSApplication/RemoteNotificationType) for valid bit-mask values.

## Discussion

This property contains a bitmask whose values indicate the types of push notifications that the app requested. You don’t set this property directly. Call the [`registerForRemoteNotifications(matching:)`](/documentation/AppKit/NSApplication/registerForRemoteNotifications(matching:)) method to register your app with Apple Push Notification Service and request the notification types your app supports. macOS delivers only notifications of types that the app supports. For a list of possible values, see [`NSApplication.RemoteNotificationType`](/documentation/AppKit/NSApplication/RemoteNotificationType).

> Note:
> Currently the only notification type supported for non-running apps is the badging of app icons.

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