Should iOS Significant Location Change wake up my app after restarting a *locked* phone?

Question

I am building an app that uses the significant change API. Everything works fine except in a very specific case:
If the user's phone is locked, and the user restarts the phone, then the Significant Location Change API will wake up the phone in the first few minutes and make a call to
- (void)locationManager:(CLLocationManager *)manager didUpdateLocations:(NSArray *)locations
All good, but at this point, if the user has yet to unlock their phone, the Significant Location Change will make no further attempts to wake up the app, even if I subsequently unlock the phone. Essentially, Significant Location Change monitoring gets turned off.
N.B. that if I unlock (and re-lock) the phone before the SLC wakes up my app, then it will continue to wake up my app with any subsequent location changes.
My question is: is this really the expected behaviour? Can anyone point me to documentation about the behaviour of the SLC API when the phone is locked, and specifically when the phone is locked and the device is restarted?

Answer 1

Please let the OD Master and OD Replica replicate. You can reset the password manually on the wiki server. It may be a replica, but that doesn't mean you cant change things in the meanwhile.