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Not true about iOS. You can make a DnD profile and let any apps you want through the filter. I use this all the time.
by e40 2y ago
Not true about iOS. You can make a DnD profile and let any apps you want through the filter. I use this all the time.
- c-hendricks 2y agoThat's not what they're talking about. On Android, notifications have a "channel". So you can disallow certain types of notifications while still allowing others through.
- gandalfgreybeer 2y agoThis also applies to Apple's focus modes which he was mentioning.
- c-hendricks 2y agoSo with Focus Modes, I can allow notifications about delivery from Uber Eats while disallowing notifications about random deals from Uber Eats?
- EasyMark 2y agono you can't, it's kind of all or nothing.
- e40 2y agoNot true. During the creation of a custom Focus mode you can choose the notifications you want, either people or apps (or both).
- e40 2y agoYes, you can. You can whitelist apps.
- pseudalopex 2y ago> You can whitelist apps. There was 1 app in their question.
- gryn 2y agoyou're misreading the comment. this a about filtering the kind of notification from a single app. notifications from a single app are split by category, and you can disable in the phone settings notifications from a single category will keeping the rest for a single app. (though this categorizing is done by the app dev not you, so the dev can mix annoying stuff with the useful)