Why do iOS devices receive two panic push notifications with different timestamps?
When a panic event is triggered on an iOS device, the system generates two distinct alerts from different architectural sources, leading to the timestamp discrepancy:
Panel Panic: This alert originates directly from the local control panel and reflects the panel's localized time setting.
Geolocation Panic: This secondary alert is processed and distributed by the cloud server, which currently logs and displays the event using a standardized UTC timestamp.
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