Learn about the different types of push notifications and best practices for sending them.

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Learn about the different types of push notifications, best practices for sending them, and how to enable push notifications using Appwrite.

Best practices for sending push notifications

Enabling push notifications for your app using Appwrite

From a user’s perspective, an excessive number of notifications, especially if they are not highly relevant or important, can lead to notification overload. This can overwhelm users, causing them to ignore notifications altogether or, in extreme cases, to disengage with the app or device issuing them.
Also there is a negative impact on mental health. There’s growing concern about the constant connectivity and availability expected due to push notifications, contributing to anxiety and decreased well-being. The expectation to be always on and immediately responsive can exacerbate feelings of stress and burnout.
So if you can be respectful and provide useful notifcations, that would be a win-win for both the user and the business in the long run.

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