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Toodledo phoning home
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Mike |
The new version of Toodledo seems to be accessing the internet whenever I launch the program. This is despite my unselecting "Sync at Startup" so it would only sync manually.
The launch delay to access the internet is not a big deal when I'm using the 3G network but when I'm using Edge it makes the app very unresponsive and a pain to use. I want to use Toodledo as an offline utility. Has anyone else noticed this behavior? Is there a way I can disable it? This message was edited Jul 06, 2009. |
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Anders |
I don't know what exactly it is doing, but I know it is related to notifications. I'm afraid the only way to disable it would probably be to turn off push notifications for Toodledo.
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Jake Toodledo Founder |
The internet access at launch is related to remote notifications. Apple requires apps who use Push to re-authenticate each time the app is launched, which means asking Apple's servers for permission and then sending that permission slip to Toodledo's servers. We have submitted a small update to Apple that will cause this to not freeze the application for 1 second on launch.
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David |
I have also noticed this, and it has rendered the application almost unusable. If I am in a poor reception area, it takes around 30 seconds before I can use it.
Unfortunately turning off the Notifications (within iPhone Settings) seems to make no difference. I have tried turning it off on the iPhone, Synchonising, and also turing off the Reminders / Alarms on the web version, and it still does it on iPhone startup... |
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Mike |
Thanks for the reply, Toodledo. Could you get away with pinging Apple's servers only if the user has enabled notifications?
This message was edited Jul 06, 2009. |
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kharbour |
Posted by David:
I have also noticed this, and it has rendered the application almost unusable. If I am in a poor reception area, it takes around 30 seconds before I can use it. Unfortunately turning off the Notifications (within iPhone Settings) seems to make no difference. I have tried turning it off on the iPhone, Synchonising, and also turing off the Reminders / Alarms on the web version, and it still does it on iPhone startup... Just want to second this, I'm having the same problem (version 1.5.0). |
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Jake Toodledo Founder |
Yeah. Apple sort of rushed us with implementing Push, so it is a little funky now. The good news is that during the 3 weeks that it took Apple to approve our update, we fixed all the bugs and submitted a new update to Apple, which they are reviewing right now. This update fixes the pause when the app launches.
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