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Like a vampire, needs to be invited in, won’t leave. Only solution is to aggressively deny all push notification requests
by Swizec 6y ago
Like a vampire, needs to be invited in, won’t leave.
Only solution is to aggressively deny all push notification requests
- SOLAR_FIELDS 6y agoAs an example of how this can be used maliciously I will put forth Grubhub. Anytime you request a delivery, they ask for push notifications, ostensibly such that they can alert you to the status of your delivery. But then they start to push advertisements after. Not directly after, mind you, but a week or two or even more after you got your delivery. One cat-and-mouse solution here might be the “know your location” notifier that iOS uses - allow push notifications only for today.