Have you been harassed by mobile phone notifications?

Have you been harassed by mobile push notifications? "Sohu It News" October 14, "push notice" is not what new, but with the rapid growth of mobile equipment shipments, push notification has become mobile applications and active users to communicate an important channel. In theory, push notifications look "elegant" and can alert users to the right information at the right time and in the right place. In practice, however, this is not the case. Apple push notifications have been flooded with a lot of marketing ads. The application developer first tries to get the push permission from the user, and then uses the permission without any integrity. The end result is that many mobile users are lost by a myriad of push notifications, or they choose to turn off application push via system setup. In fact, we can classify push notifications: Red icon application push, blue icon application push, green icon application push. Red icon application push: The red icon is used in the mobile phone background, and the user is not scheduled to send notifications. Users are less likely to use this type of application, and this type of application pushes the user to a relatively small number of notifications, so it does not disturb the user. For example, the explosion news app only pushes 4-7 notices a week. Blue icon Application push: Most blue icon apps are instant messaging applications such as Tweetbot, Facebook Messenger and MessageMe. This kind of application software is used by the user very high frequency, therefore the user usually turns off the push function. For such applications, developers can only be more user-friendly, users will choose to use push notifications. Green icon Application push: The most common analogy is to send a text message. Because SMS is the most personalized information that a user receives on a mobile phone, we generally use the push function. However, it is inevitable that users will sometimes receive marketing SMS notification. For application developers, the best push notification should be timely, personalized, and relevant. Facebook recently launched an advertising product for apps that pushes users to apps that have been installed on their phones and encourages users to use them. In the face of the application developers abuse push notification function, users now either choose to ignore these worthless notice reminders, or in the settings simply turn off the push function. As a result, developers are in a dilemma: if the apps they develop do require user involvement, the "improper" push-and-tell channel is still a huge temptation. However, if these push reminders (or applications themselves) are out with the user, it is dangerous! Users may turn off push notifications or remove such applications directly from their phones.