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With the release of iOS 17, Apple introduced privacy manifests, a file type that outlines the privacy practices of an app and its third party SDKs, their data-collection methods, and the reason it collects the data. For more information, see the following Apple help articles: Privacy manifest files Data categories Required reason APIs Create your Read More

User properties specify the current state of the user. You can use both default and custom properties for tracking and targeting of in-app messages, embedded experiences, and push notifications. Assign user properties to easily segment your user base and send the status of the user. For example, use the swrve.device_region user property to target users in a Read More

This article provides recommendations on how to optimize your Swrve integration. For more information about Swrve integration, see the following articles: Integration guides: Android iOS Roku Smart TV Unity Web Geo SDK upgrade guides: Android iOS Roku Smart TV Unity Web Geo New session interval The default new session interval is 30 seconds. That is, Read More

Swrve uses the Apple Push Notification service (APNs) to send push notifications to iOS devices (iPhone, iPad). To send a push notification to an iOS user, Apple requires an authentication token (.p8 file) or TLS certificate (.p12 file) that you must provide in the Integration settings screen of your app. Swrve now supports using either Read More

Now that you have performed the required integration and instrumentation, you’re ready to test your work on a QA device. Follow the links below to find out how to create and test campaigns and resource A/B tests: To create your first push notification, see Creating a multi-platform push campaign. To QA test it, see QA Read More