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Largely agree. An app basically gets one chance with me, and if it sends marketing or something through a notification, it is uninstalled or at least silenced c
by sseagull 4y ago
Largely agree. An app basically gets one chance with me, and if it sends marketing or something through a notification, it is uninstalled or at least silenced completely (if I really need it).
> Maddest of all, it has been trying alert me to the current weather throughout the day
Ugh. One of my pet peeves. Everything has to tell me the weather. My android tablet has it (permanently?) in the notifications. Windows has it in the menu bar. Various apps have it somewhere in the corner or something. And you can't remove/change some of these.
I feel like weather apps/programs are something that programmers think is useful to people, and is relatively easy, well-trodden territory. But in reality, it's not really that useful to know the exact temperature constantly, and have it take up space on my screen.
- ballenf 4y agoAnd who wants every device to be pinging out to random surveillance-as-a-service providers your location history, IP, etc.?
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