>Push notifications don’t need a permissions process.
Shouldn't happen and won't happen. You're arguing that you know better than the people who are actually using your app when chances are, you do not.
Shouldn't happen and won't happen. You're arguing that you know better than the people who are actually using your app when chances are, you do not.
One workaround is to better explain what notifications are for, but I've thrown days of work at designing better notifications permissions funnels. Lovely graphics, succinct messages that explain exactly what you're going to get, and it helps a little, but not enough. People are so negatively impressed by notifications, they often almost reflexively deny permissions.
You said elsewhere that ~40% of users assume your app will spam them, but you don't know it's not ~40% of users simply don't want push notifications even from "benevolent" applications.