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# Delegate Methods

### Default Handling of Remote Notifications

Netmera automatically handles all `UIApplicationDelegate` methods related to remote notifications. You don’t need to implement these methods in your **App Delegate** unless your app has special use cases that require custom logic.

### Custom Implementation (If Needed)

If your app needs custom handling for remote notification delegate methods, you can implement them in your `UIApplicationDelegate`. You can then add your specific logic inside those methods. For more details on the delegate methods related to push notifications, check the:  [**UI Application Delegate Protocol Reference**](https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/UIKit/Reference/UIApplicationDelegate_Protocol/index.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40006786-CH3-SW17)**.**

### Accessing Notification Data

To retrieve the remote notification payload, use the `[Netmera recentPushObject]` or `Netmera.recentPushObject()` method. This method returns a `NetmeraPushObject` instance, which contains the notification data. You can call this method within your `UIApplicationDelegate` methods to access the data of the received notification.


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