• TJA!@sh.itjust.works
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    4 months ago

    In Android when you long press on the notification you can also disable them.

    In case you need/want to use the app but not see the notifications

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      4 months ago

      And newer versions of Android have notification categories for each app.

      So if the developer does their homework I can turn off particular notification types and let others through, and that way you can -gasp!- actually have a messaging app that only notifies you of actual messages, instead of constantly begging for your attention for a bunch of superfluous crap.

      A long list of stuff that I don't care about in Messenger

      And if I go to the notification settings for that app and it doesn’t have a category I can easily drop, it either gets completely silenced, or it gets uninstalled.

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        4 months ago

        So if the developer does their homework I can turn off particular notification types and let others through

        Experience shows that most apps, especially the ones where you would want to disable a subset of their notifications, do not support that.
        So in most cases I will just disable them completely and if I feel generous I will remind them about this feature via a play store review.