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Can a 3rd party app access other apps' notifications?
Notification access on iOS like we do on Android?How can 3rd party app “A” let novice iOS device users open an MP3 file downloaded by 3rd party app “B”?BLE and ANCS auto connection scenarioReceive iOS system (e.g. SMS) notificationsHow Pushbullet sends all iOS Notification to MacOAUTH2 needed when no 3rd party apps are involved?3rd party access to Magento CE downloadable productsiOS Core Bluetooth ANCS With External BLE DeviceSending notifications to Bluetooth devices (such as Fitbit)How to use android as ANCS content provider?Apple Push Notification Services provider connect for 3rd party app
I do understand that Apple emphasizes security but I have to ask: is there any way that a 3rd party app can access all notification data? Like the NotificationListenerService available in the Android API?
I did come across ANCS, but I guess that's only accessible to BLE devices. Please tell me I'm wrong.
ios notifications ancs
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I do understand that Apple emphasizes security but I have to ask: is there any way that a 3rd party app can access all notification data? Like the NotificationListenerService available in the Android API?
I did come across ANCS, but I guess that's only accessible to BLE devices. Please tell me I'm wrong.
ios notifications ancs
edited Sep 16 '15 at 16:47
Paul Roub
32.8k85976
asked Feb 2 '15 at 5:54
OcelotOcelot
85531644
add a comment |
I do understand that Apple emphasizes security but I have to ask: is there any way that a 3rd party app can access all notification data? Like the NotificationListenerService available in the Android API?
I did come across ANCS, but I guess that's only accessible to BLE devices. Please tell me I'm wrong.
ios notifications ancs
edited Sep 16 '15 at 16:47
Paul Roub
32.8k85976
asked Feb 2 '15 at 5:54
OcelotOcelot
85531644
I do understand that Apple emphasizes security but I have to ask: is there any way that a 3rd party app can access all notification data? Like the NotificationListenerService available in the Android API?
I did come across ANCS, but I guess that's only accessible to BLE devices. Please tell me I'm wrong.
ios notifications ancs
ios notifications ancs
edited Sep 16 '15 at 16:47
Paul Roub
32.8k85976
asked Feb 2 '15 at 5:54
OcelotOcelot
85531644
edited Sep 16 '15 at 16:47
Paul Roub
32.8k85976
asked Feb 2 '15 at 5:54
OcelotOcelot
85531644
edited Sep 16 '15 at 16:47
Paul Roub
32.8k85976
edited Sep 16 '15 at 16:47
Paul Roub
32.8k85976
edited Sep 16 '15 at 16:47
Paul Roub
32.8k85976
32.8k85976
asked Feb 2 '15 at 5:54
OcelotOcelot
85531644
asked Feb 2 '15 at 5:54
OcelotOcelot
85531644
asked Feb 2 '15 at 5:54
OcelotOcelot
85531644
85531644
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No, Apple does not provide access to the Notifications of other apps, nor does it provide access to any listener service, or notification queue.
Here is a link to the Apple doc, which describes the provisioning that is required to set up and access APNS: APNS Provisioning and Development
answered Feb 2 '15 at 5:56
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No, Apple does not provide access to the Notifications of other apps, nor does it provide access to any listener service, or notification queue.
Here is a link to the Apple doc, which describes the provisioning that is required to set up and access APNS: APNS Provisioning and Development
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No, Apple does not provide access to the Notifications of other apps, nor does it provide access to any listener service, or notification queue.
Here is a link to the Apple doc, which describes the provisioning that is required to set up and access APNS: APNS Provisioning and Development
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No, Apple does not provide access to the Notifications of other apps, nor does it provide access to any listener service, or notification queue.
Here is a link to the Apple doc, which describes the provisioning that is required to set up and access APNS: APNS Provisioning and Development
answered Feb 2 '15 at 5:56
SheamusSheamus
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No, Apple does not provide access to the Notifications of other apps, nor does it provide access to any listener service, or notification queue.
Here is a link to the Apple doc, which describes the provisioning that is required to set up and access APNS: APNS Provisioning and Development
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