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If they could let app developers decide on which notifications appear on the home screen, I wouldn't need automatic anything. Take Llama for example. Llama man
by nodata 12y ago
If they could let app developers decide on which notifications appear on the home screen, I wouldn't need automatic anything.
Take Llama for example. Llama manages some settings on my phone, but the only way to keep it from being killed is to display a permanent notification. This has the added benefit of it being easy to see which Location I am at by swiping down the notification bar, but I never need this information on the home screen.
- maxerickson 12y agoDo you forget where you are? (I'm kidding, but maybe you could explain what information the notification is really providing you, obviously not as little as my joke implies). Also, couldn't that app be using some sort of intent? There seem to be a couple of options, and I wouldn't think the settings need to be adjusted instantly.