Comment by kaiabwpdjqn
7 years ago
I would assume you could control the showing of ad notifications and non ad notifications separately as a user.
7 years ago
I would assume you could control the showing of ad notifications and non ad notifications separately as a user.
That's what I'm assuming.
Not only that, but now Apple is probably going to be very aggressive about kicking apps off the app store if they find even a single notification in the non add stream that they, in their sole estimation, consider to be an ad.
This might be a trap feature. I could easily see it being used to allow apple a reason to get rid of you.
As a user, good! I hate the fact that there are certain apps that to use properly I have to have push notifications on or it severely restricts the functionality of the app (uber eats for example). Then they send promotional ads to me which I can’t turn off which is really annoying.
I’m excited for Apple to enforce this policy. Yet another example of Apple being pro user.
Why should Apple be the police, they don’t even currently police their apps in a uniform way. So many apps violate the guidelines but are still in the AppStore.
I welcome the change but I’ve also seen Apple be a bully.
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