Are users of push notifications suppose to use seperate channels?

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I implemented Appcelerator push notifications in our app. In the code we simply set channel to "default". Our implementation calls notify.json on Appcelerator server specifying certain cloud_user_id's to identify the people that are supposed to receive a push notification, nevertheless when I specify only 1 user to be notified push notification logs show me that message was delivered to all devices in the "default" channel as successful. Do all those devices indeed get a notification?

Am I supposed to separate 1 user with all its devices in a separate channel? The default implementation provided in the kitchensink simply used channel "default" in the payload to request push notification.

I am really confused about this implementation. It is vital for us that when we send out a notification only the people that we specify in the payload get the notification.

1 Answer

They don't need to, it depends on what you are trying to do?

Can you provide more information

— answered 8 months ago by Aaron Saunders
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3 Comments
  • We are trying to send reminders to people. Reminder as a push notification will be sent when a user do not use the application to upload files for x amount of hours.

    — commented 8 months ago by Kristaps Horns

  • There is no need to utilize channels for your use c case

    — commented 8 months ago by Aaron Saunders

  • Was the ACS recently updated? I just verified a "seems to work" solution, and noticed that Web Console for push looks different.

    — commented 8 months ago by Kristaps Horns

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