If I want to kill the ringing call at the callee side before the callee pickup (the caller decide to hangup first). Ccan we do that with this component?
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In ios13 a voip notification must trigger an incoming call, otherwise your app will crash and be blocked voip push from the system. So to cancel the call we need a normal one, not voip because voip will trigger another call.
I found out how to do it thanks to Romick2005:
int reasonId = 6; [RNCallKeep endCallWithUUID: callId reason: reasonId];