Hello SWAPD members!
We have pretty bad/sad news for all iPhone holders. Apple will no longer approve our app in the AppStore, we’re officially being denied existence in their ecosystem. Despite the fact that we’re the most legitimate service provider in this industry, they do not seem to care and will not approve the newest uploads we had ready for iPhone 14 models. This means the SWAPD app will no longer be supported on iOS, and will soon disappear from the AppStore. Enjoy it on your phones until it stops working, as there will be no future upgrades.
There is an alternative! You can still use SWAPD on your iPhones and enjoy things such as push notifications and alerts.
We can still keep you connected to SWAPD and its services on your iOS devices. Even though SWAPD is a highly customized site, its core runs on Discourse. Discourse offers an iOS app called Discourse Hub, that allows users to connect and use any site that uses Discourse CMS and use it as an app. That means you can connect to SWAPD and use it the same way you used to, the interface will be indistinguishable from our original version. The only difference is in the notifications you will receive, they will be branded with the Discourse Hub logo and not our SWAPD icon. Additionally, the push notifications will suffer a small lag. But that’s about it.
How to install and connect to SWAPD via Discourse Hub?
If your SWAPD app still works, use it until it stops functioning. After that, you can download the Discourse Hub app and follow these four simple steps outlined in the following screenshot @Goofy prepared for us:
It’s simple!
- Download Discourse Hub
- Click Add your first site
- Enter SWAPD.co in the field
- Click Connect
- Log in and Authorize the app on your SWAPD account
That’s it! From now, if you want to check SWAPD, you will have to navigate to the Discourse Hub app. It should automatically launch SWAPD without any extra clicks, and the app will run just like the old app. We apologize for the inconvenience, we really tried our hardest to consult with Apple to solve this, but we’re getting nowhere with them.