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The number one thing on my list for Apple to fix in iOS 18 (and really all its platforms) when its announced at WWDC next week is notifications.
The big problem with notifications isn’t really with Apple , or Microsoft , or Google — it’s with app developers.
Apple has tried to fix notifications over the years with tools like Do Not Disturb, grouping and sending them to a summary.
But I’m also skeptical that more settings to wade through are going to fix anything. People are still going to want to install an app and get started using it without spending five minutes going through an increasingly granular notification settings process. The end result would be the same, too many apps taking up valuable real estate on your phone and in your brain. But they pay Craig Federighi and company the big bucks to figure this stuff out, not me — here’s hoping he has some good news on Monday ..
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