> Anyway people never click allow on those so they might as well be useless. They do, by accident. And then wonder why the fuck they keep getting spam push mes

> Anyway people never click allow on those so they might as well be useless. They do, by accident. And then wonder why the fuck they keep getting spam push messages and how to turn it off. Which is why the right thing to do is turn them off completely for non-technical friends and family. Likelihood of harm is near-zero (as you note, basically no-one wants these) and, at the very least, it saves them from distracting, useless pop-up dialogs.