send voip notification to Mac app

To send VoIP notifications to a Mac app, you would typically use Apple's Push Notification service (APNs). While the specific context provided does not directly address VoIP notifications, it does cover the use of push notifications for live activities, which can be relevant if your app involves real-time updates or interactions.

For example, in the session titled "Broadcast updates to your Live Activities," it is explained how you can use broadcast push notifications to update live activities across multiple devices. This involves creating a channel for updates and using the APNs to send notifications efficiently to a large audience.

If you are interested in implementing push notifications for your Mac app, you might consider exploring the capabilities of APNs and how they can be integrated into your app's architecture. This would involve setting up your app to handle push notifications and ensuring that your server can communicate with APNs to send these notifications.

For more detailed guidance, you might want to refer to Apple's documentation on push notifications and consider watching the session Broadcast updates to your Live Activities (04:57) to understand how to get started with push notifications for live activities.