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I don’t think that delivery service apps make you hooked on your phone. It’s high value information (assuming you care when exactly your stuff arrives) that you
by serial_dev 1y ago
I don’t think that delivery service apps make you hooked on your phone. It’s high value information (assuming you care when exactly your stuff arrives) that you get quickly without distractions. IMO it’s less distracting than email apps (again, assuming you care about your emails).
- ghostpepper 1y agoI would never install one of these apps (more for security/privacy than information detox) but if Uber can abuse the notification system for advertising then it wouldn't surprise me if these companies would too.
- nottorp 1y agoInteresting, because my Uber has notifications disabled but my delivery apps have them on. When I'm waiting for Uber to arrive I know it will come, because I just ordered it, so I just check my phone. Maybe I'm lucky with my delivery apps because mine don't send ads.