If an app abuses the privilege of being able to show me notifications, badges or anything, that privilege will be swiftly revoked.
Same. Thankfully android now makes apps ask permission. I never really press “yes” unless I exclusively want that
Na, but it is a guaranteed way to having your notifications permission revoked.
100% agree, not sure if you are referring to a particular app but,food delivery apps are #1 suspect. I h8 it
Rideshare apps are the Robin to their Batman
Discord had been doing it, telling you to buy boost for a server or some shit.
Is it push tho ? One thing is a red bubble or an in-app disclaimer . The offending level, for me, is a push notification.
Sad thing is that you can’t just not look. It could be a DM with nudes, after all.
Nobody’s DMing me nudes
Me neither :(
Why not? You specifically requested it!
darn I can’t message you in the federation or can’t figure it out.
Easy solution don’t install spyware and malware on your phone. Use web apps if you really have to use that trash.
Vote with you fucking feet jfc
I’m stuck at step zero: getting a phone that’s mine
Instructions unclear, my foot is now stuck in a vacuum cleaner
Take a his res photo of your buthole and upload into your vacuum app so ww can verify you are an authorized owner so we can release your foot. Thank you for your cooperation peasants!
What about a her res photo?
Making me look at an ad without first getting my written consent should be a felony.
Please send a self-addressed stamped envelope to request permission. Expect 6 to 8 weeks for delivery of response.
Tangentially related, but I’ve had a “Tap here to accept the Samsung terms of service” notification for years now. I always swipe it away. I swear they always show it right after I had a bunch of other notifications to make me more likely to tap it. I have thus made it my life’s mission to never accept it.
When I had a Samsung they’d always pop that up when I was driving and needed to access the GPS, so I never had time to actually see what it was trying to make me agree to, and it wouldn’t let me proceed until I did it. That’s actually one of the reasons I switched off of Samsung products.
I have vowed to never buy another device from Samsung.
Why’s that?, if you don’t mind me asking. I have no skin in the game, just curious.
Oh, originally it was because the ads and trash on their smart TVs. But then I keep hearing about build quality on appliances so I expanded the scope beyond TVs to everything. This phone thing is just another example of anti-consumer practices (though not as bad as some of the others).
Although I agree, I hope that you are also taking a look at the configuration of the allowed notifications for the app. I review that every time some shit like that happens.
Any gas pump that starts playing an ad when you start pumping gas should be set on fire with the manager who approved the decision standing within the blast radius.
And the ability to disable categories of notifications so that these “offers” can never pester me again is one of the greatest intentions of the digital age.
iOS needs this feature badly.
Moving from Android that’s one of the biggest things I miss
Why are you moving?
Check your PM
