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>All modern Internet-based tech wants your engagement, full of dark patterns I cant prove it... but I have noticed that my phone when I leave it alone does not
by sumtechguy 3y ago
>All modern Internet-based tech wants your engagement, full of dark patterns
I cant prove it... but I have noticed that my phone when I leave it alone does not do much if any notifications. But if I pick it up for a few mins and fiddle with it. Suddenly there are 2-3 notifications from applications that havent made a peep since yesterday but only after I turn the screen back off. Usually to tell me something very trivial. I suspect there is a background timeout that waits 1-2 mins after I set the phone down. Trying to get me to re-engage with the thing.
- fifteen1506 3y agoAll apps on Android have Sensor Access permission, permanently [I think] and by default. GrapheneOS also allows that by default but has a toggle to change the default to deny. LinkedIn app is one of the apps which tries to access Sensors.