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Let's say you write an email client as a web app. Or a twitter client. Or perhaps an encrypted voice telephony webapp. Of course it is important for them to del
by Tepix 4y ago
Let's say you write an email client as a web app. Or a twitter client. Or perhaps an encrypted voice telephony webapp. Of course it is important for them to deliver notifications for those who want to receive them.
This isn't about regular web pages that want to annoy you.
- scarface74 4y agoAnd if I am using an encrypted telephony app, I want it to integrate with the native phone dialer, recent messages, etc. I also want it to behave like a phone call when my phone is paired to my car using Bluetooth. All of my third party calling apps do that now.
- olliej 4y ago> This isn't about regular web pages that want to annoy you. I can't wait to see what the proportion of "hey let us spam you" requests from sites is to sites that have any reasonable justification. I'm guessing it won't be good. Just as happened with the first API that gave sites notifications.