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Steve
@sdv.eth
Is this by design or by iOS policy? I find the in-app notifications super useful, but don’t want notifications enabled at the system level.
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BrixBountyFarm 🎩
@brixbounty
I turned them on iOS then turned on who I wanted to get alerts for here, then turned em back off on iOS … a bit of extra clicking yet has worked fine for me, though I only have used alerts a few times here.
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six
@six
Also curious about this
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ivan
@hot
this is not an ios policy in-app notifications and system-level notifications can be decoupled
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Callum Wanderloots ✨
@wanderloots.eth
I believe iOS level. But a workaround is to turn on notifications on web, then they occur on an app level Eg will show your notification feed of who caused a notification, even if it doesn’t go outside the app based on your iOS settings
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Kelvin🎩
@kel66.eth
Definitely IOS policy You turned off notifications in settings
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Luna✨🐈
@lunalovescats
I have never seen this before, how does your phone system notify you when a particular person casts? And why?
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Eloise
@eloisee
I think both
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Double D
@daved
In-app notifications although super useful, they come in rather late With almost a 5 minute lag
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Jai
@jaivsdawrld
iOS policy I guess. Just don’t turn it on and you should be good to go
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