> But if the tablet is still connected, you are likely 
> to get into a fight between the two devices. The tablet 
> will presumably reregister when it thinks its current 
> registration is going to expire. And if it follows
> the same logic, it then might decide to unregister 
> your phone. I doubt that is what you want.
> 
> Note that the existing registered devices typically 
> won't learn immediately that they have been unregistered. 
> But if they want to know that right away they can 
> discover it be subscribing to the registration event 
> package.

The fight over subscriptions can be just as bad (i.e. subscription recreation 
loop).  More specifically if the server doesn't allow an unlimited number of 
simultaneous subscriptions for a particular event package, it will need to 
decide what to do.  If the server terminates an old subscription because 
allowing a new subscription, the device owning the old subscription might 
create another subscription, again, again, ... if NOTIFY sent when terminating 
the subscription.


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