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I would still be able to dismiss it, just with extra steps than a swipe. Now all notifications behave the same for me.

They could have made this change in a way where you would need to long tap to force dismiss. Even if the current implementation was the default, having that option would be helpful for those that need it. I also came across complaints from people using things like HomeAssistant, where security and control notifications no longer work right.

Also if a shady app was messing with my notifications I'd just uninstall it.

Its pretty much clear for me, I periodically go through and deal with each one (respond to each message, read each alert).

When I need a persistent one, it's usually something like "grab X from office before leaving work". In order to dismiss those, I'd have to tap it and check off the task and it disappeared.

I'd love to get that option back, but ah well I guess

https://developer.android.com/about/versions/14/behavior-changes-all#non-dismissable-notifications

Good to know, I don't think I've ever really seen it

iMessage is somewhat common here for people around me (20s & 30s, West Coast Canada), but I haven't heard anyone mention bubble color off the internet. I personally use Signal with a few friends on iOS and otherwise I mostly use Messenger/Instagram/Discord with other people. Texting isn't as common?

The friends in the US have mentioned bubble color, but I'm not sure if it was satirical or not

Happy to share the resources :)

For example, see the link in the post body here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/OutOfTheLoop/comments/18dsi68/whats_going_on_with_kim_kardashian_and_taylor/

Same with Reddit, FB Messenger, Instagram, TikTok... Some of them are harder to spot, like how Reddit now goes reddit.com/r/example/s/8913y4h93

Would be nice if social networks and messengers would automatically strip these parameters.

I started using URLCheck on Android and SO MANY links have some kind of tracker that you can drop and not lose any functionality. Things like Signal (and even Lemmy/Mastodon) could do something similar and throw up a little warning when it encounters a known tracker, then offer to clean the URL for you.

Another advantage is that the clean URLs are a lot more descriptive

Ah yep, I think I had the pro version in that case

Hopefully others suggest similar apps. It seems like a simple task

You can post this on [email protected] too :)

I think FolderSync can do folder to folder

I use it for backing up to Drive, but it looks like it should work folder to folder.

Not sure if it's the best option though

lol no worries, thanks!