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Can’t this be handled by switching off Lock Screen notifications but keeping time sensitive ones on? I take your core point but your specific example I think i
by onethought 2y ago
Can’t this be handled by switching off Lock Screen notifications but keeping time sensitive ones on?
I take your core point but your specific example I think is handled by that.
- ssss11 2y agoAre time sensitive notifications new? I’ve never heard of them but the setting is there for me. Using Uber as the example if I turn off Lock Screen notifications and turn on time sensitive notifications then will I get no marketing notifications, and only notifications about my driver turning up?
- boesboes 2y agoBeen there for atleast 4 years iirc
- darren_ 2y ago> if I turn off Lock Screen notifications and turn on time sensitive notifications then will I get no marketing notifications, and only notifications about my driver turning up? It's up to the app developer, they get to mark notifications as time sensitive or not. So if someone decides that because a coupon is expiring soon it's "time sensitive" to ping you about it, then they can mark it as such. Hypothetically Apple could frown on this in app review, but it isn't something app reviewers are likely to be able to reliably catch.
- Retric 2y agoSame is true on Android. Uber lets you disable annoying notifications in App or through settings because otherwise fewer people would use it.
- onethought 2y agoI have my Uber set that way, and yes, I just get the driver stuff. Uber eats though, I can never seem to get right, and it tries to spam a lot more. So I still agree with the original point
- bobwaycott 2y agoUber Eats is the worst. In the app, Account > Communication is where they have you auto opted-in to endless promotional garbage.