> To send push notifications on Android, it is necessary to use a mechanism that requires storing device IDs. [..]
> [..] Apple’s ecosystem allows for push notifications to be sent without requiring us to store any user-identifiable information. This ensures that ICEBlock remains completely anonymous and secure.
So in one case the developer stores the mapping, and in the other case Apple stores the mapping. And that's a good thing?
It takes 1 subpoena to get access to that data from a large company.
> [..] Apple’s ecosystem allows for push notifications to be sent without requiring us to store any user-identifiable information. This ensures that ICEBlock remains completely anonymous and secure.
So in one case the developer stores the mapping, and in the other case Apple stores the mapping. And that's a good thing?
It takes 1 subpoena to get access to that data from a large company.