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What would you like to change about Lemmy culture? (sopuli.xyz)

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[–] [email protected] 6 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

Android also has fantastic notification controls on a per app basis compared to iOS. I can pop into settings and disable an apps "Marketing" channel, but continue to allow it to have its "Important notifications" channel for example.

Here's Nextdoors notification channel settings:

I can disable any one of these channels independently, and then it goes a bit further

Tapping on a channel also allows you to set individual settings, maybe I want NDs "Announcement" notifications, but I want them to be silent, but maybe I still want them to popup on screen while I'm actively using my phone

Ofc, it's still dependent on individual apps to implement their side properly, but when they do its amazing