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As soon as I see one violation, I turn off the notification permission altogether. For example the Amazon shopping app can't send me notifications.
by kccqzy 1y ago
As soon as I see one violation, I turn off the notification permission altogether. For example the Amazon shopping app can't send me notifications.
- sethops1 1y agoI'm at the point where literally only the messages, clock, and maps apps can send me notifications.
- ponector 1y agoThat is an awesome idea! To send ads from messages app.
- Tijdreiziger 1y agohttps://www.androidpolice.com/2021/08/18/spammy-ads-are-invading-google-messages-heres-how-to-get-rid-of-them/ https://www.androidpolice.com/2021/08/18/spammy-ads-are-inva...
- amendegree 1y agoSame I think I denied the wallet app the ability to notify me after this ad. It’s so ingrained in me that I don’t think about it anymore… if I see an add in a notification I just immediately swipe, settings, turn off
- rchaud 1y agoWhy not just use the mobile website then? An app icon is itself equivalent to having a billboard on your homescreen. What is the app providing besides notifications that necessitates its use?
- kortilla 1y agoMobile websites are often either non existent or work far worse than the app.
- jeffgreco 1y agoIn the case of Uber, they actually have a very deeply developed webapp.
- tgsovlerkhgsel 1y agoThank you! You just saved me 700 MB of storage + whatever privacy violations the app was enabling.
- rchaud 1y agoI haven't found this to be true for any app that just shows text and images.