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This comes from from someone who enjoys the convenience of centralized services, but that honestly sounds to me like an argument for decentralization of mobile
by saghm 6y ago
This comes from from someone who enjoys the convenience of centralized services, but that honestly sounds to me like an argument for decentralization of mobile notifications too, not a refutation of the idea of decentralized messaging.
- sneak 6y ago"We" can't decentralize notifications on iOS, only Apple can. It's not in their interest to do so (battery life, platform brand control via censorship), so it's probably a moot point. It's better to choose a fight you can win.
- toyg 6y agoThis comes from someone typing this on an iPhone, but that sounds like an argument to drop this goddamn walled garden/prison. I’m literally sick of it.
- sneak 6y agoYou also can't use an iPhone without it constantly sending usage information to a half dozen different teams/departments at Apple, even if you've opted out of analytics, so there's that, too. I think I've bought my last iPhone, as well, after having had all of them.