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  Apple is once again teetering on the brink of abusing its own iOS push notification mechanism for advertising purposes, with a pop-up on Wednesday promoting Apple TV+. On Tuesday, Apple issued a press release touting its 35 Emmy Award nominations, most of which are counted among an impressive haul for comedy series "Ted Lasso." A day later, a push notification from the Apple TV app appeared on the iPhones and iPads, urging users, including existing subscribers, to "see why Ted Lasso and more Apple Originals are up for awards." Tapping on the notification opens to the Apple TV+ Originals ...

The Pulsefit P261 & F121 comes with 1-yr standard brand warranty and will be available on sale on Flipkart.com from 13th June 2021.

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On the heels of strong first quarter earnings, dating app giant Match announced its plan to introduce a new live event experience to its flagship app, Tinder. Dubbed "Vibes," the new feature combines aspects from earlier Tinder events, Swipe Surge and Swipe Night, to create a new kind of in-app experience that's both time sensitive and focused on finding new ways for users to break the ice. Swipe Surge, for context, is longtime Tinder feature that lets users know when Tinder usage in the area is busier than usual.

.github View code Do you have a web app or PWA that uses Web Push Notifications? You might have figured out that Safari on iOS STILL has no support for the Web Push API. So what to do now? You might have considered making a web wrapper around your app just to get notifications working on iOS. Not only do you now have an extra codebase to maintain but your app might also not pass the review to get into the App Store. Workaround For a long time Apple Wallet has provided an API to create passes, be it coupons, boarding passes or event tickets.