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From my Java Server, I am sending a silent push in that way:

PushNotificationBigPayload payload = PushNotificationBigPayload.complex();

// Le decimos que vamos a mandar un silent push
payload.setContentAvailable(true);
payload.addSound("");
payload.addCustomDictionary(CAMPO_IDEN, String.valueOf(aviso.getId()));
...
payload.addCustomDictionary(CAMPO_TEXTO, aviso.getTextos().get(0).getTexto());

At first time, everything works right, I reboot my app and it starts to receive silent pushes while it is in background.

Sadly, after a few reboots, my app stops to catch silent pushes. I don't know what is causing the problem. Can anyone help me?

James Zaghini
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Apple docs state

If your app is suspended or not running, the system wakes up or launches your app and puts it into the background running state before calling the method.

But there is an exception to this. Your App is not woken up by a Silent Push if the user has killed the App manually from the device's App switcher.

7vikram7
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