Alert for allow or don't allow Apple push notification in iphone application?

You don't need to do any extra work for that. Just configure your app for push notifications and call.

You don't need to do any extra work for that. Just configure your app for push notifications and call: UIApplication sharedApplication registerForRemoteNotificationTypes: types.

– iCoder86 Mar 2 '11 at 6:05 You really don't need to worry about that. IOS would ask user about that if it needs to. – Max Mar 2 '11 at 6:10 Thanks for that, but I tried with removing my Device from server's database even and remove application from iPhone and reinstall it too.

But doesn't help. That's why I was worried. – iCoder86 Mar 2 '11 at 6:14 That's because you already registered your device UDID for notifications.

Try to call UIApplication sharedApplication unregisterForRemoteNotifications But I repeat again: you should not worry about that alert at all. – Max Mar 2 '11 at 6:17 ok Max thanks for the support. I will looks at into.

– iCoder86 Mar 2 '11 at 6:30.

This happens automatically when an app asks to register itself for push notifications, just as it does when an app first asks for the device's location. You don't need to do anything special beyond the -registerForRemoteNotificationTypes: call (as Max mentioned) which you have to make anyway.

I'm having APNS issue I was wondering if you can help. You can check my question here stackoverflow.com/questions/6329717/… – Sarah Jun 13 '11 at 11:44.

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