PushKit for iOS VOIP Apps

This may be a trivial question, however it's not clear to me yet if the server side has any impact when the PushKit

frameworks are applied in an VoIP

iOS app.

The server SIP

, for example, sends an INVITE to my application, the notification is received in the application, and the call is established.

Is the server in use when in use PushKit.framework

? Who is sending the pushkit event? Server SIP

or Apple? Does it look like APNS

?

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This is exactly the same as APNS for the server. It just brings additional benefits to the client (iOS app).



The client registers with Apple servers and receives a token in response. The app registers a token with your server. Your SIP server can use the token to send a notification with the appropriate payload. This is sent to APNS, which then redirects it to the device.

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