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I typically don't find notifications to be a problem. I don't use them for trivial items (such as an app like MLB like the authors complaint). You have to curat
by S_A_P 12y ago
I typically don't find notifications to be a problem. I don't use them for trivial items (such as an app like MLB like the authors complaint). You have to curate your user experience some on your personal device. It isn't personal unless you do so. I looked at the list of apps that I allow to notify me and its about a 50/50 mix of on vs off. However, among those I have turned on only about 3 or 4 of them notify me very often. I think that the solution for this problem already exists.
- jfoutz 12y agoI thought apple's whole value proposition was that they curated that for you. Very good user experience by default, that you tweak to suit your needs.
- jkestner 12y agoThey do. Notifications are opt-in on an app-by-app basis. Each app has to ask you for permission to send notifications, and you can change your preferences in the Settings app later.
- waterlesscloud 12y agoI just looked at the MLB app, it allows a fine level of control over notifications, moreso than most apps. So it's a weird example he used.