Push Setting

[TrenttonY]

Does that include for example Facebook notifications? So if push is off it will use the fetch schedule I set?

 

[Tyler23]

Does that include for example Facebook notifications? So if push is off it will use the fetch schedule I set?

Are you talking about in Settings-->Mail, Contacts, Calendars?

If so, that is strictly a setting for Mail. It has nothing to do with Facebook.

 

[TrenttonY]

Are you talking about in Settings-->Mail, Contacts, Calendars?

If so, that is strictly a setting for Mail. It has nothing to do with Facebook.

We'll it does say "New Data will be pushed...."

 

[TrenttonY]

If I have fetch on and push off, does that affect iCloud contact sync? For example

 

[Tyler23]

We'll it does say "New Data will be pushed...."

Yes, new email data.

 

[SanjeevRana]

There is No Fetch setting for any Apps that I know of ... That option is limited to only Email/contacts/calendars

Rest all like fb and other apps only work with push which you can either enable or disable within app or just disable under notifications

 

[takeshi74]

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[Carlanga]

you are confused, that is just for email accounts.

 

[bp1000]

Apps are push or manual for data transfer

If you have push mail / iCloud it utilises the same open connection to push app data as apple control it. Theoretically having multiple apps push won't be a major battery drain. Exception to this is if you have frequent push notifications throughout the day from apps like Facebook or Twitter. If they keep turning the screen on every 10 mins and pulling in data it's going to drain battery quicker.

 

[TrenttonY]

Apps are push or manual for data transfer

If you have push mail / iCloud it utilises the same open connection to push app data as apple control it. Theoretically having multiple apps push won't be a major battery drain. Exception to this is if you have frequent push notifications throughout the day from apps like Facebook or Twitter. If they keep turning the screen on every 10 mins and pulling in data it's going to drain battery quicker.

So I should keep push on? I don't have a email setup but I do have Facebook, Twitter

 

[Tyler23]

So I should keep push on? I don't have a email setup but I do have Facebook, Twitter

This push setting has nothing to do with Facebook or Twitter. It is strictly for mail.