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I wish there was some way to look at the last N notifications, see what apps generated them, etc. My biggest pet peeve right now is that my iPhone bongs when c
by drewg123 5y ago
I wish there was some way to look at the last N notifications, see what apps generated them, etc.
My biggest pet peeve right now is that my iPhone bongs when charging. Not when the charger is plugged or unplugged (its a different sound). It seems to happen when the charge passes 20% and then again when it passes 80%. But there is never a notification on screen, just a sound. Googling for this is impossible, since you wind up with a million questions about the sound the phone makes when a charger is plugged in.
- ethbr0 5y agoI feel like users don't actually want notifications; they want Kafka with a nice UI. On the other hand, developers (and specifically, ones with engagement KPIs) want as disposable notifications as possible.
- laurent92 5y agoAt 20% iOS deactivates the powersaving mode, I think. At 80% iOS notifies that it is charged enough, so you can unplug if you want to avoid supercharging it.
- drewg123 5y agoSure, but do you know how can I disable these bings? Or even where to find them in the settings? This is what's impossible to google for... They're incredibly annoying and prevent me from charging my phone when I sleep.
- concinds 5y agoAs far as I'm aware there's nothing in the OS that should do that, at least by default. Perhaps an accessibility option. Or your charger is finnicky and somehow disconnects during charging a few times, but you say the sound is different. If you record it, and post it on reddit, they might be able to identify it.
- pram 5y agoThe silent mode switch? I’ve never heard them.