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And after all of that there are still red bubbles nagging you to sign up for various services and to enable features you already said no to. I remember switchi
by k2enemy 1y ago
And after all of that there are still red bubbles nagging you to sign up for various services and to enable features you already said no to.
I remember switching to Mac years ago to avoid this type of user-hostile crap in Windows.
- SoftTalker 1y agolol yes. I’ve had my iPhone for a few years now and there’s still a red bubble on settings because I never set up Face ID.
- Barbing 1y agoAnnoying - familiar with the workaround? (disabling the badge, or you need it in case a software update ships?)
- zevon 1y agoI never tried it with FaceID specifically, but all the other red bubbles I've encountered behaved the same way: You say "not now" during the initial setup, then you get a nag/reminder in the settings app. If you tap on the reminder and say "not now" or "don't use feature XYZ" or whatever again, it goes away permanently.
- SoftTalker 1y agoHuh -- you're right. I went in to FaceID setup, immediately canceled out of it, and the bubble is gone. We'll see for how long I guess.
- zevon 1y agoIn my experience, it lasts between indefinitely and until the next major system update. I think, that has been the default behavior for all of Apple’s „use our services“-reminders since they started showing those.