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I think there are situations that warrant both, and lots of companies do both. For example, Google has an alerts button in many of their apps that shows in-app
by dangrossman 12y ago
I think there are situations that warrant both, and lots of companies do both. For example, Google has an alerts button in many of their apps that shows in-app messages about new features or issues that need your attention. They also send mass e-mails for more important notifications like policy changes.
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