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Re:Facebook Has No First Amendment Right to Send Unauthorize... by NoGravitas on Saturday February 11, 2017 @08:54PM (#13626146)
In Android 5 or higher, you can simply deny notification permissions to the app by long-pressing on any notification until it changes to the app icon and name of the app, then pressing again.
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Re:Facebook Has No First Amendment Right to Send Unauthorize... by StavrosK on Saturday February 11, 2017 @09:50PM (#13626363)
You can also press and hold for half a second and slowly swipe right on the notification to get a cog icon that will let you ban the app.
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Re:Facebook Has No First Amendment Right to Send Unauthorize... by sAbakumoff on Saturday February 11, 2017 @09:08PM (#13626212)
exactly. I recently switched to android phone and it's one of the most cool features.
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Re:Facebook Has No First Amendment Right to Send Unauthorize... by mattnewton on Saturday February 11, 2017 @09:38PM (#13626324)
iOS has always had this feature, in the settings > notifications menu.
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Re:Facebook Has No First Amendment Right to Send Unauthorize... by sAbakumoff on Saturday February 11, 2017 @11:06PM (#13626646)
Sure, but I switched from Windows 8 Phone, never used iOS :) Windows didn't bother me with the notification at all as far as I recall!
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