I have a similar situation, did you by any chance happen to find a solution for this? :)
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Thank you for the reply! As I understand, the filtering entitlement is meant for special use cases, and I don't think my case fits unfortunately. From what I can tell from other apps with similar functionality, the most common solution seems to be to just ignore the problem. Most apps seem to update user preferences in their backend, and if the user is offline, they simple aren't allowd to toggle notification on or off. To me, this seems like a frustrating solution. Another solution would be to store the preferences and then send them once the device has network connection again. But then you could still receive notifications that have been sent from the beckend while the device was offline, which would also be frustrating. I realie that this is probably a realtively small problem overall, but if you are making an app which is meant to be used in areas with unreliable network converage and has notifications as a central part of its functionality, it would be nice to have more control over this on a device level :)