So today I downloaded and installed Viber.app to see whether it's true I can save some money on my phone bills. But I couldn't see whether or not the newspapers were right
1. I Installed it;
2. I did not allow push notifications;
3. A dialog (modal one) with a single button 'ok' appeared telling me I had to accept push notifications.
4. I pressed ok.
5. The dialog appeared again.
6. And again and again and again...
7. I removed the app and reinstalled it.
8. First thing it showed: the single-ok-button dialog telling me to accept push notifications.
9. Then I removed it.
10. Restarted the iphone.
11. Reinstalled it.
12. Again the dialog.
Basically I cannot use Viber.app till the next release.
So a few questions...
- What's the point of the review process in the app store if they do not perform such basic checks?
- When you remove an app it says that the system will remove all of its data too. How is it possible that my iPhone keeps track of my choices about push notifications from apps that are no longer installed on the system. I even rebooted the system...
Something is not clear...
Regards
1. I Installed it;
2. I did not allow push notifications;
3. A dialog (modal one) with a single button 'ok' appeared telling me I had to accept push notifications.
4. I pressed ok.
5. The dialog appeared again.
6. And again and again and again...
7. I removed the app and reinstalled it.
8. First thing it showed: the single-ok-button dialog telling me to accept push notifications.
9. Then I removed it.
10. Restarted the iphone.
11. Reinstalled it.
12. Again the dialog.
Basically I cannot use Viber.app till the next release.
So a few questions...
- What's the point of the review process in the app store if they do not perform such basic checks?
- When you remove an app it says that the system will remove all of its data too. How is it possible that my iPhone keeps track of my choices about push notifications from apps that are no longer installed on the system. I even rebooted the system...
Something is not clear...
Regards