iOS Background fetch mode -


What is the "Background Fitch" mode about iOS? Apple documentation is quite common here: "... at the right time, the system gives the background execution time to the system ..." "... the only app that provides important services to the user ...

  1. Is there a time limit (clearly specified or empirical) in which the system controls the app in the background? (I can tolerate a 5-minute interval)
  2. Does anyone applying for "background fetch" permission

    Note: For a short time to call a requirement (eg, 10.30am to 15:15 pm, ...) and show results in a notification (server side push Without the use of the notification). Since it is practically a pre-scheduled local notification to bind some custom code, so I was wondering whether to run "background-fetch" mode for calling at the time required Can work from

    I used to bring background with push notifications. When the push notification arrives, the application background Will start downloading new data with the decision. It gives 30 seconds

    I think you will be able to use it at regular intervals in your case, but are not sure that you can register it with local information and show it. When a user is in the background

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