Apple upgrades push notification control panel, adds delivery metrics function

News on October 20, Apple recently announced that the push notification control panel has introduced new delivery metrics, providing application developers with tools to gain a deeper understanding of the performance of their push notifications.

This news comes from Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) held in June this year. According to the official description, the Push Notifications control panel now includes data related to notifications sent in production environments through the Apple Push Notification Service (APNs). The dashboard provides an intuitive interface that allows developers to easily view the delivery status of notifications while drilling down into various notification statistics, including a detailed breakdown of push type and priority.

# Apple further explains why an app’s push notifications may be dropped or fail to be sent successfully. These reasons include the user deleting the app or the app's push token changing so that the token is no longer active. Additionally, it's possible that the user has disabled the app's push notifications in the device's Settings, or the notifications themselves have expired. Apple recommends that developers adjust notification expiration attributes accordingly to ensure that future notifications can be sent successfully.

The launch of this feature will make it easier for developers to monitor and improve their application’s push notification strategy to provide a better user experience. According to the editor's understanding, this change is expected to help developers better understand the interaction between users and push notifications, and improve the accuracy and timeliness of notifications.

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