My iOS push certificate is revoked. What does this mean and how can I resolve it?

If your iOS push certificate is showing as revoked, it usually means that a new push certificate has been created for the same application in your Apple Developer account. Issuing a new certificate automatically revokes the previous one.

To resolve this and resume push notifications, you have two main options:

1. Generate and Upload a New .p12 Certificate:

   • You will need to create a new APNs push certificate (.p12 file) in your Apple Developer account for your application.
   • Once generated, upload this new certificate to your application's configuration settings in Pushwoosh.
   • For detailed steps, please follow our iOS configuration guide.

2. Switch to Token-Based Authentication (.p8 key):

   • Alternatively, you can configure your iOS application to use token-based authentication (using an .p8 key) with Apple Push Notification service (APNs).
   • This method does not require frequent certificate renewals and can be a more stable long-term solution.
   • Instructions for setting up token-based authentication can also be found in our iOS configuration guide.

Ensure that the new certificate or .p8 key is associated with the correct App ID (Bundle ID) for your application.