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Android simply lets you swipe the notification left to make it vanish - can you not do something similar with Apple? I guess its still an issue if you just wan
by bobajob23 9y ago
Android simply lets you swipe the notification left to make it vanish - can you not do something similar with Apple?
I guess its still an issue if you just want to ignore the notification for a moment and not get rid of it yet however.
- jsjohnst 9y agoSwipe up on iOS, but that doesn’t help when you were milliseconds away from touching an onscreen control and it appeared. I heavily control what apps can show notifications, yet I seem to have this happen multiple times a day like the article author.
- dbbk 9y agoYes, you swipe it up. This is a nonissue.
- kawfey 9y agoIt is an issue, because as your finger is making its way to tap "Back" or "Done" the notification pops under it. It's like when an ad loads directly under your mouse cursor, overlaying something you want to click on, as the neural signal to your click-muscle is already halfway down your arm.
- apple4ever 9y agoIts actually a huge issue. Please read the original post.