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1. Build iOS app connected to locally running blob service. 2. Send a couple of large notifications. 3. Kill the app. 4. Open it and ensure that for each notifications there is a corresponding DELETE request. It can be done either using local instance of blob service or by adding a log statement to `successHandler` argument to `deleteBlobAsyncWithHash`.

1. Build iOS app connected to locally running blob service. 2. Send a couple of large notifications. 3. Kill the app. 4. Open it and ensure that for each notifications there is a corresponding DELETE request. It can be done either using local instance of blob service or by adding a log statement to `successHandler` argument to `deleteBlobAsyncWithHash`. Additionally: 1. Add line that logs blob holder when deletion is scheduled. 2. Deploy the app to two different iOS devices and send large notification. 3. Open the app on each device and using console app ensure that each of them logs different holder.

1. Build iOS app connected to locally running blob service. 2. Send a couple of large notifications. 3. Kill the app. 4. Open it and ensure that for each notifications there is a corresponding DELETE request. It can be done either using local instance of blob service or by adding a log statement to `successHandler` argument to `deleteBlobAsyncWithHash`. Additionally: 1. Add line that logs blob holder when deletion is scheduled. 2. Deploy the app to two different iOS devices and send large notification. 3. Open the app on each device and using console app ensure that each of them logs different holder.