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My rule has always been people can notify me, but bots/apps cannot. If I see a notification not from a person, it gets disabled. If it's something I can practically do on a website, I don't download the app.
This except for twitch streams
That's a human action anyway though... Not a "it's been a while since you opened our app time to drag you back" notification
True, not a personal human action though. I pretty much always want to see messages from people, but most of the time don't care about stream notifications