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>Unless you explicitly disable it via settings, You don't? I disable notifs like the fucking plague. Notifs? Yeah, because it's not a question of if; that sh
by Dalewyn 2y ago
>Unless you explicitly disable it via settings,
You don't?
I disable notifs like the fucking plague.
Notifs? Yeah, because it's not a question of if; that shit is dead on arrival.
- OsrsNeedsf2P 2y agoApp stores should start treating notification blocks as a signal the app is low quality
- kibwen 2y agoOne look at the Android and iOS app stores should tell you that Google and Apple do not give a hoot about quality. If it makes money for the platform landlord, it stays.
- lukev 2y agoThe problem is when it’s an app that sometimes you want notifications from. I deleted Uber, for example, when it started spamming me.
- cryptoz 2y agoThat should be getting kicked off the store then! Didn’t google implement a solution to this like 10 years ago, notification channels? Does iOS still not having something like that? Is Uber lying about the content of the notification for the channel? I thought it was against all the app stores rules to spam notifications that the user doesn’t want. Maybe I am mistaken.
- compootr 2y agoYep! Android packages do have channels. The issue is though, greedy companies jumble their notifications into one channel, so if you want one thing, you get the whole ass-blaster 5000. this is why we can't have nice things I generally treat computers as less than equal, so only messaging and critical apps get notifications. You [phone] only speak when asked to!