Hello,

Thank you for the question.

In your iOS project there is file named ‘AppDelegate.cs’.
In that file, you simply modify the inherit AppDelegate class from ‘UIPushAppDelegate’ to ‘UIAppDelegate’.
Here’s the snippet code example after apply the changes in ‘AppDelegate.cs’ file:

[Register ("AppDelegate")]public partial class AppDelegate : IntersoftCore.UIApplicationDelegate
{
 protected override UIViewController WrapRootViewController(UIViewController contentViewController)
 {
  if (contentViewController is UISplitViewController || contentViewController is UITabBarController)
   return contentViewController;

  return new UINavigationController(contentViewController);
 }
}

I apologize for any inconvenience this problem may have caused you.

Regards,
Hans K.

Hello Support,

it is quite some time ago when I posted the above question.

I never tried to change something in my iOS projects to suppress this iTunes warning until today.

Today, I wanted to eliminate these warnings from all my projects. Looking at the provided solution, I have to say this does not work. I have exactly the same code in my iOS projects in the AppDelegate.cs but I still receive the iTunes warning every time I submit an app.

I am using iOS unified API. Please, provide a solution that really solves the problem.

Thanks,

Thomas

Any news?

Sorry for the delay in sending this.

There might be push notification related code somewhere in the project. You can try to look for this code and remove it to avoid the warning.

However, as this warning doesn't prevent your app from being approved in the App store - if you can't find the code which cause this warning, you can leave it this way.

Please feel free to let us know whether this helps or not.