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You need to turn off adblock to view the video. Or at least I did, because the video is hosted on Facebook and I have a social media button blocking list. Thoug
by Houshalter 11y ago
You need to turn off adblock to view the video. Or at least I did, because the video is hosted on Facebook and I have a social media button blocking list. Though the site looks very messy without it.
Second, why does the os allow this many notifications? Obviously this is an edge case, but there are countless apps and any of them could have a bug or unexpected situation like this that causes a lot of notifications.
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- BinaryIdiot 11y ago> Second, why does the os allow this many notifications? Why wouldn't it? How would you implement a throttle that behaves correctly with all notification types? Seems to me the better solution here would be Instagram bundling up notifications within a specific amount of time and sending you just one saying "You have 15,000 new likes!" etc.
- tremguy 11y agoI'm pretty sure there is a certain interval for the pushing of notifications, and each notification accumulated in that interval gets pushed together as a bundle. They are supposedly still ordered so they can appear in UI like they came in individually, like you see in the video.
- BinaryIdiot 11y agoFair enough
- alanh 11y ago> Second, why does the os allow this many notifications? Obviously this is an edge case, but there are countless apps and any of them could have a bug or unexpected situation like this that causes a lot of notifications. A low and configurable limit exists w.r.t. the number of notifications per app that will appear in the lock screen or notification drawer. The user also has full control over whether s/he wants any notifications at all from Instagram. I don’t see the problem.