WPS Offline Push Settings on macOS FAQ

Last updated:July 23, 2026

When using Offline Push Settings, the most common questions focus on naming rules, supported platforms, environment selection, and parameter preparation, covering 4 frequent issue types.

FAQ

What are the naming rules for an app identifier?

  1. An app identifier supports only letters, numbers, underscores, and periods.
  2. It must contain at least one segment, and multiple segments must be separated by periods.
  3. Each segment must start with a letter.
  4. The identifier cannot be duplicated.

Which platforms are supported by Offline Push Settings?

  1. It supports iOS push certificate configuration.
  2. It supports Android vendor push configuration, including Xiaomi, Huawei, Honor, VIVO, OPPO, Meizu, third-party push services, and FCM.
  3. It supports HarmonyOS push certificate configuration.

How should I choose the iOS push environment?

  1. Select the development environment for testing scenarios.
  2. Select the production environment when the app is in a formal release stage.
  3. Before saving, confirm that the selected environment matches the certificate and app stage.

Do Android push settings need to be configured separately for each vendor?

  1. Yes, start by selecting a specific vendor.
  2. Then enter the App ID, App Secret, package name, and other required parameters for that vendor.
  3. Parameter requirements may vary by vendor, so complete the fields shown on the page.

Glossary

TermDefinition
App IdentifierThe identifier used to distinguish a specific app, usually in a segmented naming format.
Bundle IDThe iOS app identifier field used to match the app with its push certificate settings.
channel IDThe Android notification channel identifier used to distinguish different notification channels.
VOIP CertificateAn optional iOS push certificate item used for voice-related notification scenarios.