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Yet another reason to deny notification rights to pretty much everything nonnative, and to restrict the native stuff. I mean, first, they're disruptive. You do
by ubermonkey 3y ago
Yet another reason to deny notification rights to pretty much everything nonnative, and to restrict the native stuff.
I mean, first, they're disruptive. You don't need to know every time you get an email. Even on my laptop, I only get an email ding if it's from (a) a coworker (and it's a small company) or (b) my wife.
Second, the notification-spam ship has sailed. Apps behave TERRIBLY and abuse the privilege. DoorDash, for example, will spam you with ads using notifications if you turn it on. As a consequence, I just watch the app itself when food delivery is pending -- and so no notifications are required.
- bdcravens 3y agoThat's why I'm pretty aggressive about white-listing my notifications. Apple would do well to make this the default. The default answer is that they wouldn't for financial reasons, but over the past few years, I've been pleasantly surprised by changes they've implemented that I thought weren't in their best interests for those same reasons.