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iOS App Clip

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The https://miniapp.withpersona.com/inquiry and https://miniapp.withpersona.com/verify links can be used to launch the App Clip Flow in the following scenarios:

  • Clicking a link presented via the Link Presentation framework in your iOS app.

  • Clicking a link shown in iMessage. Note that at least one of the following has to be true for the link to be clickable:

    • The end user has the sender added as a contact.
    • The end user has responded to the sender at least once.
    • The message is coming from a number trusted by Apple to present links in iMessage.
  • Reading a link embedded in a QR code or NFC tag.

The App Clip Flow can also be launched on iOS using the default App Clip URL provided by Apple directly. When using https://appclip.apple.com/id?p=com.withpersona.app.Reusable-Personas.Clip as the base link instead of https://miniapp.withpersona.com/inquiryor https://miniapp.withpersona.com/verify, the App Clip Flow can be launched in the following scenarios:

  • Clicking links displayed with markdown (e.g. links shown in Safari, Chrome, email, or other apps that display links).
  • Clicking a link presented via the Link Presentation in your iOS app.
  • Clicking a link shown in iMessage. Note that the end user must have the sender added as a contact for the link to be clickable.
  • Reading a link embedded in a QR code or NFC tag.

All features, except for video over WebRTC, that are available in our iOS SDK are available in iOS Native Hosted Flow.