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From what I hear, most users disable notifications. You can do like Airbnb and send text messages. You can do Bluetooth in JavaScript through the Web Bluetoot

• Sayrus 2y ago
  A little caveat of Web Bluetooth API is that it's like WebUSB and mostly available on Chrome. I don't think Chrome for iOS is using blink yet so you'll probably not have access to this API on iOS.
  • madeofpalk 2y ago
    Both WebUSB and WebBluetooth is still a draft spec, and is doubtful to progress any further with both Mozilla and Webkit objecting to it https://mozilla.github.io/standards-positions/#web-bluetooth https://mozilla.github.io/standards-positions/#web-bluetooth https://webkit.org/tracking-prevention/#anti-fingerprinting https://webkit.org/tracking-prevention/#anti-fingerprinting Essentially, these are proprietary that are a part of an embrace, extend, and extinguish strategy by Google Chrome.
• thoroughburro 2y ago
  > From what I hear, most users disable notifications. Where’d you hear that? Surely most users don’t change defaults.
  • acdha 2y ago
    There isn’t a default on iOS, you’re prompted for each new app when it requests notification permissions. People have found that users hit no a lot more when the app prompts with no explanation than when it clearly explains what benefit it has to the user.
  • rini17 2y ago
    Then the flood of notifications gets ignored, with practically the same result.