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> There isn’t one unified settings area for all notifications, which makes this extra tricky. Perhaps not in the App but in the OS there is. On Android you ca
by cptskippy 3y ago
> There isn’t one unified settings area for all notifications, which makes this extra tricky.
Perhaps not in the App but in the OS there is. On Android you can pull a notification to the side to reveal a settings icon. Open it and click the settings icon in the top right to reveal granular app notification settings and the option to completely disable notifications.
- gnicholas 3y agoYeah I think iOS has some level of granularity, like "time-sensitive" versus other notifications, but you can't disable marketing versus ride-related notifications in one predictable place (you have to hunt through the app's privacy settings, IIRC, to find at least some of them). I wish Apple would provide a per-app setting that controlled necessary versus unnecessary notifications.
- FridgeSeal 3y agoThe issue is that Uber marks all their stupid notifications as “time sensitive”, so it’s all-or-nothing with them.
- squeaky-clean 3y agoAnother abuse of the rules that would get any small developer banned from the app store with no ability to do a human appeal, while the giants are allowed to break as many rules as they want. (Except trying to dodge Apple's percentage take on in app purchases).