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The subject of the article is about apps bundling time sensitive notifications that you can’t realistically disable with promotions. You can turn off most noti
by p49k 4y ago
The subject of the article is about apps bundling time sensitive notifications that you can’t realistically disable with promotions.
You can turn off most notifications for a calmer life, but when you order an Uber you need to know if it’s arriving or if the driver sent you an important message.
- technothrasher 4y agoGranted I don't live in an urban area and so don't use these apps all the much, but typically when I want an Uber or to order something with Doordash, or whatever, I'll install the app only long enough to use the service, and then uninstall it. And my rule for apps that stay on my phone (and there are not many) is that they get one chance. The first promotion notification I get, either all notifications get disabled or the app gets uninstalled.
- Nextgrid 4y agoKeeping the app in foreground or checking it every few minutes is usually not too big of a deal in my experience.