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In this course, you'll learn everything you need to create, send, and receive both remote and local push notifications. You’ll learn how to create push notifications that open a specific view controller, display buttons, modify the payload, download media attachments, display a custom UI with user input & interaction, and are created & delivered locally on the user’s device.

This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://www.raywenderlich.com/1258151-push-notifications
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Hi Audrey,

I have a question about local notification: is it possible to add accessibilityLabel and accessibilityHint to the UNMutableNotificationContent.

I tried but after the request is built, these properties become nil: maybe is it due to the request properties we can’t change?

I also tried in the willPresent delegate method by adding these properties to the incoming notification but same result.

If this is possible, would you mind telling me how, please?

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sorry, I don’t know. I’ll ping @gargoyle / Scott Grosch, who wrote the book.

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I’m sorry but I don’t have any experience using those two properties on the local notification and the searching I did on the net today didn’t really pop up anything related to it either.

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Is there a kind of accessibility VoiceOver expert in the RW team you could ask?

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if your user has voiceover turned on, it reads out notifications automatically.

Those properties seem to be specifically for UI objects.

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Local notifications aren’t UI objects @audrey?

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if you create a custom UI for your notification, you can probably add those accessibility properties … I think it has to be something you can add in a storyboard?

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Hello, love the content does this video method works currently in 2020?

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hi Lazaro! there have been some new developments, some noted in the book, which has been updated for Xcode 11 and/or in this forum: