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Why do some Chinese devices fail to receive notifications in the background?
Some Chinese Android manufacturers make use of custom power-saving restrictions that inhibit sending push notifications to your users while your app is in the background, swiped away from recent ap...
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How can I send notifications to Android devices in Doze / power saving mode?
Doze mode and App Standby may temporarily suspend network and background execution for your app when it goes to background and the phone is idle. To ensure your users will be able to receive notifi...
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How can I send silent / background notifications on iOS?
Simply pass the content_available: true parameter in the Send Notifications API request body and omit the notification object to send a silent notification: { "to": "a6345d0278adc55d347...
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Which app development platforms are currently supported?
The following development platforms are currently supported by the Pushy SDK: Native SDKs iOS Android Web Push Additional Platforms Ionic Flutter Python macOS Angular Electron Co...
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How can I resolve the InvalidProviderToken error on iOS?
It appears your APNs Auth Token, which is used to authenticate with APNs to send notifications, has been revoked in the Apple Developer Center, and this results in the following error when trying t...
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Is there a limit on the number of notifications I can send with Pushy?
No, every plan (including Trial) includes unlimited notifications. However, please note the API rate limit of 800 requests per minute for the Pushy API (60 requests per minute for Trial accounts). ...
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How can I enable foreground service functionality on Android?
Consider using our foreground service functionality to work around notification delays when your app is in the background / terminated / system is low on memory. The Pushy Android SDK will create a...
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Is there an API rate limit?
Yes, there is a default API rate limit of 800 requests per minute (60 requests per minute for Trial accounts) for the Pushy API. Exceeding the limit will cause requests to fail with HTTP error 429 ...
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Is there an uptime SLA and 24/7 support?
Yes, we provide a 99.995% uptime Service Level Agreement and 24/7 high priority support with Pushy Enterprise.
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Does Pushy support AOSP devices?
Yes, the Pushy Android SDK works on any AOSP Android 4.1+ device with Internet connectivity. Lots of companies use Pushy to add push notification support for AOSP devices that lack Google Play Serv...