IOS Push Notification Permission Delay

Hello ,
How can i delay the request permission for the push notification on IOS (keeping in mind im just using FIrebase for just downstream messages no upstream so just a code for request token )?
I have made researches all are saying i cant delay.
If i can request a prompt for request permission can i atleast disable the auto request on app start?

Thanks alot in advance !

 

You're in complete control of when you call RegisterForNotifications. I call it after the player has made some progress into the game.

 

and what about the request on app start can i disable it?

 

You're talking about the popup that asks if you want to allow notifications right?

If you're not calling RegisterForNotifications explicitly then you must have some third-party code that's doing it on startup.

 

Yes i want to disable the push notification request permission popup on start up (Still searching for a way).

and request it when i need it ( as you said the RegisterForNotification can prompt the popup when needed)

 

Hello LayalFakih, did you ever solve this issue?

I just added Firebase Messaging to my project. No matter what I do, even if I strip my all code, on iOS the app asks for push notification permission on start.
Using this line changes nothing:

Code (CSharp):

1. Firebase.Messaging.FirebaseMessaging.TokenRegistrationOnInitEnabled = false;

In my Xcode pods project, I have this added to my Info.plist as boolean:

Code (CSharp):

1. FirebaseMessagingAutoInitEnabled = NO

Please, can anyone give some info on this topic?

 

Did you find any solution to this? Im having the same Issue, I want to ask user later when they have used my game for some time to allow notifications, but firebase keep triggering the popup at start

 

I have this problem too. Did you guys find a solution?

This delays the initialization of the identifier token to the FCM backend. It has nothing to do with push notifications.

 

Any updates? 2 years have passed since this discussion and we are wondering the same as we are using FireBase.

 

I think I've found the solution:
After you build the project for Xcode
Open the Info.plist file in the generated iOS project
There should be a variable in there called UnityNotificationRequestAuthorizationOnAppLaunch which is a Boolean value, by default it is set to 1. Set it to 0 and it should stop asking to show notifications automatically on launch.
Now you can manually ask for push notification permission when you want within your game.