Push notification after iOS app transfer

Asked 2 years ago, Updated 2 years ago, 125 views

We are thinking of transferring the iOS app (implementing push notifications) published in the App Store from our current account (Account A) to our new account (Account B) via iTunes connect.

Could you tell me the following two points regarding the push notification after the transfer?

譲渡 Is it possible to send push notification to users before transfer (users at account A) even after transfer as before?

譲渡 Is it possible to send push notifications to users after transfer (users at account B) without any changes to the app?

I would appreciate it if you could tell me about the process of sending push notifications if 場合 and に are not possible.

Thank you for your cooperation.

ios push-notification

2022-09-30 17:28

2 Answers

It's not a direct answer, it's an alternative, but
As a person who was worried about push notification before, I would like to share my knowledge.

First of all, if you change your app's account via iTunes connect,
I have a question about what happens to the device token ID.
I can't answer because I've never experienced it before...

However, it is recommended that device token IDs be implemented on the assumption that changes occur.
The reason is

  • The device token ID specification was changed when iOS6→iOS7 was updated
    Up until iOS 6, allocation per device was changed from iOS 7 to allocation per device and app.
  • The device token ID is now changed every time the app is installed from iOS 9.
    This means that once you uninstall and reinstall, the device token ID changes.
  • Two specification changes are scheduled for this year.
    1: Increase the device token ID size (change to 32 bytes→100 bytes)
    2: Development, production certificate becomes one (previously, each certificate had a different ID)

This is because of the background of the past and future plans.

Therefore,

  • Keep the issued device token ID inside the terminal
  • Verify device token ID for each app launch (if booted from a dead state)
  • Update the value if the confirmed device token ID is different from the device token ID stored inside the terminal (and the DB inside the terminal and on the server side)

I think it would be good to say that

If this is the case, we will be able to respond to your concerns.

Of course, it won't be updated unless the user starts the app, but
The device token ID changes specifications with each iOS update, so
Whether or not push notifications will be delivered should be considered as best effort.

I hope it will be helpful even a little.


2022-09-30 17:28

This is just a prediction, so I can't guarantee it, but I will answer it.

This question was interpreted as how each user handles the Push notification ID sent to any server after the account transfer.
There are two predictions.
·Disable ID used until now
·ID will not be invalid.
·Certificates, etc. are invalid and cannot be sent at all.

In the first case, if you are an existing user and you are not an active user, you will never be able to send it again.It does not affect new users.
In the second case, it can be sent to both existing and new users.This is the most desirable pattern.
In the third case, I cannot send it.I have no choice but to give up and re-implement it.

Most people have no experience in transferring accounts.I don't know what will happen.I think it's better to prepare for risks and take a quick response system.


2022-09-30 17:28

If you have any answers or tips


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