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Apple allows apps to utilise critical alerts (i.e. notifications that ring no matter the position of the silent switch or the focus mode). This is extremely useful for critical applications such as water leakage sensors, doors/windows etc.
The feature requires explicit permission from the user (once, when the app asks for push notification rights). After that, when a notification is delivered with a specific flag, it's displayed as critical etc.
Apart from that there isn't much to implement on the app side of things (except prompting for additional permissions). Most of the work will need to be done on the backend.
Hello, lovely devs!
Apple allows apps to utilise critical alerts (i.e. notifications that ring no matter the position of the silent switch or the focus mode). This is extremely useful for critical applications such as water leakage sensors, doors/windows etc.
The feature requires explicit permission from the user (once, when the app asks for push notification rights). After that, when a notification is delivered with a specific flag, it's displayed as critical etc.
More info here (or somewhere around here): https://developer.apple.com/documentation/usernotifications/unnotificationinterruptionlevel/critical
So far, I've seen this implemented in the Apple Home app and it can literally be a life-saver.
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