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Not to nitpick the author and his anecdote, but the MLB At Bat app actually affords the user considerable control over what you do and don't receive in a push n
by remarkEon 12y ago
Not to nitpick the author and his anecdote, but the MLB At Bat app actually affords the user considerable control over what you do and don't receive in a push notification. There's the binary yes/no for news, and then you can add your favorite teams (wherein you'll only receive notifications that have to do with those teams). You can further enable/disable things like game start, lead change, score change, game end, highlights, and game news. You can do all of this sorted by team. TBH it's probably the best experience I have with an app that gives me notifications because I get exactly what I want and not a push more.