I have been advised that users should turn on and off push notifications from within their app. I am using paras to manage my push notifications. I have everything setup so that a user can register for notifications by pressing "Allow". When Push Gesture Popup is my question, however, it is how can I allow the user to turn on push notifications from within the app if they originally said "do not allow". I know that push notification alerts will only display once. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks!
My App Rep: View user settings Controller: You can not do this The user must go to notification settings manually and set up his app for notifications. Obviously this is because the apple does not want an app to allow a user if the user has already said it once. I recommend that your app displays a warning to the user to advise turning on notifications.
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