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robrtsql • yesterday at 9:17 PM • 1 reply • view on HN

> Ideally I should be able to turn off these kind of marketing notifications separate from functional notifications, but not all apps are this kind.

Even if they _do_ offer that sort of granularity, these apps introduce a new 'category' of notification everyday, and the new category is always opt-out, so there will always be a small stream of notifications leaking through.


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gumby • yesterday at 10:09 PM

On my iPhone I use a “focus” that just rejects communication from a set of bad actors. If I order a pizza or something I disable the focus ND RE-enable it when the pizza arrives.

If you send me one spam sms or notification you go immediately on the list.

Works fine except the notification identifier is different for ipad and phone so I have to add those apps twice.