Tokens being generated after ID delete FCM iOS











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I'm trying to delete FCM tokens when a user logs out.



I have set FirebaseMessagingAutoInitEnabled = NO in my info.plist



When I run :



instance.deleteID { (error) in
debugPrint("AFTER Token :- (Messaging.messaging().fcmToken)")
}


The print out is nil, as I would expect, but then a few seconds the delegate method didReceiveRegistrationToken fires off, and I have a new token again.



I want to explicitly call to delete or generate tokens.



I know the default behavior is to regenerate a new token when an ID is deleted, but with "autoInit" disabled, it is my understanding that tokens should no longer be automatically generated.



How can I stop generating tokens after deleting my FCM Instance?










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  • Hmmm... I've never done this myself, but from reading the docs what you did should work. Can you show precisely what you've put in your Info.plist?
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I'm trying to delete FCM tokens when a user logs out.



I have set FirebaseMessagingAutoInitEnabled = NO in my info.plist



When I run :



instance.deleteID { (error) in
debugPrint("AFTER Token :- (Messaging.messaging().fcmToken)")
}


The print out is nil, as I would expect, but then a few seconds the delegate method didReceiveRegistrationToken fires off, and I have a new token again.



I want to explicitly call to delete or generate tokens.



I know the default behavior is to regenerate a new token when an ID is deleted, but with "autoInit" disabled, it is my understanding that tokens should no longer be automatically generated.



How can I stop generating tokens after deleting my FCM Instance?










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  • Hmmm... I've never done this myself, but from reading the docs what you did should work. Can you show precisely what you've put in your Info.plist?
    – Frank van Puffelen
    12 hours ago













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up vote
2
down vote

favorite











I'm trying to delete FCM tokens when a user logs out.



I have set FirebaseMessagingAutoInitEnabled = NO in my info.plist



When I run :



instance.deleteID { (error) in
debugPrint("AFTER Token :- (Messaging.messaging().fcmToken)")
}


The print out is nil, as I would expect, but then a few seconds the delegate method didReceiveRegistrationToken fires off, and I have a new token again.



I want to explicitly call to delete or generate tokens.



I know the default behavior is to regenerate a new token when an ID is deleted, but with "autoInit" disabled, it is my understanding that tokens should no longer be automatically generated.



How can I stop generating tokens after deleting my FCM Instance?










share|improve this question















I'm trying to delete FCM tokens when a user logs out.



I have set FirebaseMessagingAutoInitEnabled = NO in my info.plist



When I run :



instance.deleteID { (error) in
debugPrint("AFTER Token :- (Messaging.messaging().fcmToken)")
}


The print out is nil, as I would expect, but then a few seconds the delegate method didReceiveRegistrationToken fires off, and I have a new token again.



I want to explicitly call to delete or generate tokens.



I know the default behavior is to regenerate a new token when an ID is deleted, but with "autoInit" disabled, it is my understanding that tokens should no longer be automatically generated.



How can I stop generating tokens after deleting my FCM Instance?







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  • Hmmm... I've never done this myself, but from reading the docs what you did should work. Can you show precisely what you've put in your Info.plist?
    – Frank van Puffelen
    12 hours ago


















  • Hmmm... I've never done this myself, but from reading the docs what you did should work. Can you show precisely what you've put in your Info.plist?
    – Frank van Puffelen
    12 hours ago
















Hmmm... I've never done this myself, but from reading the docs what you did should work. Can you show precisely what you've put in your Info.plist?
– Frank van Puffelen
12 hours ago




Hmmm... I've never done this myself, but from reading the docs what you did should work. Can you show precisely what you've put in your Info.plist?
– Frank van Puffelen
12 hours ago

















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