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Notification names are arbitrary strings. It's convention to use "fully-qualified" names like that to avoid collisions. In this case, I imagine that just happen
by Bogdanp 2y ago
Notification names are arbitrary strings. It's convention to use "fully-qualified" names like that to avoid collisions. In this case, I imagine that just happens to be what the developer chose as a prefix.
- pilif 2y agoThe whole point of reverse DNS notation is to have a conflict free namespace though. Using somebody else's namespace is asking for trouble in the future. In this case it's probably additional subterfuge in case somebody examines all notifications posted and sees apple and thus ignores it.