With the main betas of iOS and iPadOS 15.4 delivered last week, Apple added a 'Push API' switch in the Experimental settings page for Safari, reports MacRumors

1. Push notifications may be
coming to web apps in iOS
15.4

2. Macintosh is chipping away at long last
carrying electronic warnings to iOS, which
would permit engineers to send notices to
iPhone and iPad clients.
With the main betas of iOS and iPadOS
15.4 delivered last week, Apple added a
"Push API" switch in the Experimental
settings page for Safari, reports
MacRumors.
As indicated by designer Maximiliano
Firtman, iOS 15.4 beta presents new
highlights that can be utilized by sites and
web applications, reports 9to5Google.
While electronic warnings have for quite
some time been accessible on the macOS
stage, just applications from the App Store
can send notices on iOS gadgets.

3. Notwithstanding, presently the
consideration of the "Push API switch in the
15.4 betas seems to establish the
framework for extending the component to
the iOS and iPadOS stages.
What's more, Apple is additionally trying a
component that will allow clients to utilize
Face ID to open the telephone in any event,
while wearing a veil.
The iOS 15.4 beta added another element
intended to permit Face ID to be utilized
with a cover and without an Apple Watch
for verification.
The tech monster said that the element
would be able "perceive the extraordinary
highlights around the eye" for validation
purposes.