Send the Device Token in a cookie HTTP request header #165
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Supplying the deviceToken to the server within the HTTP request body is deprecated, and no longer supported. This update is to send the value through the appropriate cookie header value instead.
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Supplying the deviceToken to the server within the HTTP request body is deprecated, and no longer supported. This update is to send the value through the appropriate cookie header value instead.