3 ms·
One-to-many communications should generally fall in the category of “person communicating with me through technology”, which is ok by my standard. Then my ange
by ninkendo 5y ago
One-to-many communications should generally fall in the category of “person communicating with me through technology”, which is ok by my standard. Then my anger turns to the person who may be doing the one-to-many communications inappropriately (analogous to shouting in the library or sending junk mail) and not the software.
> actions that might warrant a notification where users explicitly dispatching communication would be cumbersome or undesirable (think mobile games).
huh? Why is my mobile game sending me notifications? No thanks. (Sounds like a perfect example of something I’d hate TBH.) Mario RUN did this once. Sent me a push notification to… play more Mario RUN. I uninstalled it.
- aroman 5y agoIf you're playing a mobile game with friends, presumably you care when it's your turn. I certainly do. I wasn't thinking of single-player games, I agree there's basically no reason those should be sending push notifications.