Hi Kevin, thank you for your clarifications.Can you please confirm that this requirement will only be for apps built against the iOS 13 SDK?Existing apps, built with the iOS 12 SDK will work as before when running on iOS 13?Thanks in advance
+1 with the exact same issue. We contacted Apple and got a generic and useless "check App Store Guidelines" answer, we cannot submit a TSI for beta software and there's no official answer here on the forums by Apple.If Apple really wants to prevent the misuse of VoIP pushes, why not limit their access to a special entitlement, like they did on the Critical Alerts feature?I would very much like to know how are the "big players" like WhatsApp, Messenger, etc going to deal with this change...
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I managed to make some more tests and this seems to only occur in apps built with the iOS 13 SDK (Xcode 11 beta):- App built with Xcode 10, run on iOS 13 device: all good, VoIP pushes are received and app stays running in background;- App built with Xcode 11, run on iOS 13 device: after first VoIP push without reporting incoming call app is immediately killed and no more VoIP pushes are delivered;If confirmed this will at least give us some extra time to adapt until linking with iOS 13 SDK is mandatory for App Store submission. But I'm still at a lost on how we can achieve the requirement given that we use SIP and need to register and receive an invite to an incoming call after a push is received and check if the call should be allowed or not, all that while having to immediately report the call to CallKit.I've contacted Apple via email getting a generic and useless "check App Store Guidelines" answer, I cannot submit a TSI for beta software and no definitive answer has been given here on the forums.I would very much like to know how are the "big players" like WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger, etc going to deal with this change...
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In our case we are using the production server and VoIP pushes are received and delivered correctly to the app.I also tested WhatsApp and they are also receiving VoIP pushes correctly.But this is using an app built with Xcode 10 (iOS 12). We cannot yet build with Xcode 11 due to an external dependency that hasn't been updated yet, we should be able to check this in the next days.That's why I asked antonf_ua because we are not sure if VoIP pushes are not delivered for any app on iOS 13 after some bad uses or just for apps built with the iOS 13 SDK.
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antonf_ua, when did your app stop receiving VoIP PNs? As soon as you installed iOS 13 beta 2, or after a while using the app?
