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@gtokman gtokman commented Mar 20, 2023

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Right now the only way to get the device token is to go through the permission prompt. This is not ideal if you want to support silent notification w/o asking for permission. This update allows you to achieve this.

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If you want your app’s remote notifications to display alerts, play sounds, or perform other user-facing actions, you must request authorization to do so using the requestAuthorization(options:completionHandler:) method of UNUserNotificationCenter. If you do not request and receive authorization for your app's interactions, the system delivers all remote notifications to your app silently.

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yousrasd commented Jun 9, 2023

That's a good addition, and I require this functionality. Do you have any updates regarding this?

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gtokman commented Jun 16, 2023

@yousrasd Alternatively you can throw this in your AppDelegate:

UIApplication.shared.registerForRemoteNotifications()

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