Description:
I'm using onesignal for push notifications and it was working well until the ios 14 upgrade. When I build the same app without any changes on Xcode 12, I got this warning in the console.
Notifications not accepted. You can turn them on later under your iOS settings
There was no problem on iOS 13, it happened when I update to iOS 14. I think it is an iOS14 bug. Normally when users install the app, the app is asking for notification permissions with an alert but it is not happening after iOS 14.
https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/660715?login=true&page=1#634581022
Environment
Steps to Reproduce Issue:
Install iOS SDK version 2.15.3 with Cocoapods into a project
Anything else:
My AppDelegate.swift is here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63982889/how-can-i-solve-notifications-not-accepted-you-can-turn-them-on-later-under-yo
I am experiencing the same issue with iOS 14.
@adupkabe I solved it! :) If your app name contains non-English characters, change your Product Name under Build Settings and build it again, that's it :)

Then you can change 'Bundle display name' in info.plist.
Great, it worked. Thank you so much for your help!
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Great, it worked. Thank you so much for your help!