It's astounding to me that the default behavior on the gmail app is to actually push notify on every email, and that millions and millions of people leave this on.
It's not every email, it's just the ones in the main inbox (as opposed to notifications, promotions, social, etc). At least for me, it usually maps almost perfectly with human-sent emails, so it's a good feature because I very rarely check my email manually.
It's pretty rare for me to receive more than a couple notifications a week at most.
At least with iOS you get asked the first time you install an app whether you want notifications or not. Android allows them by default, and apps are not shy to spam you to get to open them.
Haha - this is exactly what happened to me when Maps.me app (formerly OpenStreetsMap) led me to UK military base in Cyprus (it made a route which skipped border checkpoints to occupied Turkish part of the island)
9 yrs of experience as a full-stack developer. Mostly working with small/mid-size startups from US and EU where I can take a key role on designing and implementing complex apps with non-trivial business-logic.
(kindly asking IT recruiting agencies to not disturb )
