Closed jamesyoon11 closed 4 years ago
This is expected behavior. After you opt-in at a user level, the only way to mark that user as unsubscribed, or otherwise change from Opted In
, is through our user subscription methods.
@radixdev thank you for the answer. I thought it was automatically done and we didn't need to implement it on our own. Okay.. So, is the following assumption correct when implementing subscription methods?
@jamesyoon11 that looks like a good mapping to me.
Thank you for the prompt reply @Bucimis. Closing the issue.
For iOS, the initial push subscription state is 'Subscribed'. And, when the push permission prompt is displayed, I clicked 'Allow' so the push subscription state is moved to 'Opted-In'. This is what I expected so it's good.
However, I disabled the notification permission via the app settings but the push subscription state is still 'Opted-In' even if I tried to close and reopen the app multiple times.
How dose it update to 'UnSubscribed' when the permission authorization is denied via the app settings?