Manages the notification-related activities for your app or app extension. Local notifications and push notifications are both ways for an iOS application that isn’t running in the foreground to let its users know it has something for them. Use this tag for the queries related to the new Rich Notifications introduced in Swift 3.
Use the shared UNUserNotificationCenter object to schedule notifications and manage notification-related behaviors in your app or app extension. The shared user notification center object supports both local or remote notifications in varying capacities. Use this object to perform the following types of tasks:
Request authorization for displaying alerts, playing sounds, or badging the app’s icon in response to local or remote notifications. (Authorization is required for all user interactions.)
Declare the notification types that your app supports and the custom actions (if any) that the user may perform when those notifications
are delivered.Schedule the delivery of notifications from your app.
Manage app-specific notifications displayed in Notification Center.
Get the notification-related settings for your app.
The notifications that you schedule directly from your app are known as local notifications because your app creates them locally on the user’s device. By contrast, remote notifications are created by your own server and delivered to the user’s device via the Apple Push Notification Service (APNS).
