Using “High priority” messages will wake up the device.
Would using VoIP with PushKit meet your needs? It is very gratefulI if anyone solved the issue and sharing the solutions here, we appreciate your kindness.
Here's some advises that Apple gave us from the bug report, we've tried without any lucky. We've already fired a bug report to Apple months ago but without any results. We have the same problem too, but still have no solutions until now ( its been years). If anyone here sees anything different or figures out under what conditions this does or does not happen, posting here for us is much appreciated. We will likely go beta in the next couple of days. (Time = Brain) Bear in mind that our app and process shaves 10 minutes off the traditional stroke care scenario, but for us there is no option to increase delays. Neurons die at a rate of 1.9 million per minute during a stroke. In our case delay in providing care means more brain damage. It is a very structured correspondence back and forth with Symptom, Action, Confirmation all occurring very quickly.ĪPNS seemed to be a perfect way to avoid secondary XMPP server message delays as well as large extra moving parts In the system.īut as we come to the first beta of the software, I am noticing problems with Apple Messages on my devices exhibiting the same symptoms described here on all my devices (development MBP, 2 iPads, 1 iPhone) The concern is that once in release, the symptoms could materialize for our stroke app. Like Messages, it relies on using APNS for sending small burps of data back and forth (from emergency room or intensive care unit) where patient is presenting to a neurologist somewhere else in the world. We just developed an app for use in acute care situations (diagnosing a U.S. We have not checked this in older versions though as most of our clients have updated their devices to latest iOS versions. The apple devices on which we are facing issues ranges from iPhone-6 to iPhone-X and iOS version from iOS-10.x to iOS-11.x. Does APNS mark any device or application as inactive if it is in idle mode for some time and then it checks at regular interval if app has become active? Is there a way to solve this issue from our end so that the push notification is sent immediately to the apple devices without any delay. Can someone here please help us or guide us why APNS might be doing so. Once the device starts receiving the notifications, then subsequent messages are sent immediately.
Now APNS makes the delay in sending the notification to apple devices. On my server logs, I found that push notification is pushed immediately from our server to APNS server. This is completely unacceptable to our clients.
The delay varies from an hour to couple of days sometimes. Many of our clients have complaint us that if they keep the app or phone idle for long time(that is, doesn't open our app for long time) and in the meanwhile if push notification is sent to them, they either don't receive them at all or receive them very late. Our application uses APNS push notifications to notify our clients about some change on server or if there is any new message for the user.
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