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Dec 12, 2019 A push notification is a way for apps to send you a message without you actually opening the app. The notification is 'pushed' to you automatically. Think of it as the app sending you a text message, although notifications can take on several different forms. One common push notification looks like a red circle with a number in it. Apr 03, 2014 While you could already get push notifications to show up in a recipe from many apps that send out their own, this will bring universal support for the feature allowing a push notification for any. Mar 12, 2020 To view notifications that you missed, such as calendar alerts or FaceTime calls, click Notifications at the top of Notification Center. To open a notification in the app that sent it, click the notification. The notification is then removed from Notification Center.
It appears that APNS is lying dead along with Server in Mojave. See this dovecot repo, https://github.com/matthewpowell/pushnotify#a-note-about-mojave-and-ios-12:
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macOS 10.14 no longer includes the Mail server component and cannot be used to generate a suitable push certificate. Although 10.14 uses push notifications for device management, it appears that iOS mail will not accept notifications that do not use the com.apple.mail topic.
Push notifications continue to work on iOS 12 using a certificate generated on 10.13 or earlier.
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View notifications in Notification Center
To open Notification Center, click in the upper-right corner of your screen, or swipe left with two fingers from the right edge of your trackpad.
- To view notifications that you missed, such as calendar alerts or FaceTime calls, click Notifications at the top of Notification Center.
- To open a notification in the app that sent it, click the notification. The notification is then removed from Notification Center.
- To remove notifications without opening them, click the the clear button next to a notification or group of notifications.
- To reveal controls for Do Not Disturb and Night Shift, scroll up (or swipe down) in Notification Center.
- To open Notifications preferences, click the gear button in the lower-right corner of Notification Center.
Customize alerts or turn them off
- Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Notifications.
- Select an app in the left column.
- To change the notification style, select Banners or Alerts. Or select None.
You can also control other features here, such as whether notifications appear on your lock screen or include a preview. A preview contains a portion of the email, chat, or other content associated with the notification. You can choose to show previews never, always, or only when you unlock your Mac.
To allow or disallow notifications for specific websites, or to prevent websites from asking for permission to send notifications, learn how to customize website notifications in Safari.
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Use Do Not Disturb
Do Not Disturb silences incoming calls and notifications. It automatically turns on when your Mac is connected to a TV or projector.
To choose when Do Not Disturb turns on and off, choose Apple menu > System Preferences, then click Notifications. Do Not Disturb settings are at the top of the sidebar:
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For more information about Notifications, click in Notifications preferences.