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UK owners of smart home devices being asked for swathes of personal data
(www.theguardian.com)
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this post was submitted on 07 Sep 2023
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I guess that might be -slightly- easier than setting a timer on your phone. Doesn't your washer beep when it's done though?
A washer beep is like a webhook: if the recipient fails to acknowledge it, it’s gone forever. A notification is like an
/eventsendpoint: the recipient can catch up on events at their own pace, and be reminded of and see events they haven’t processed.Reference
Half-jokes aside though, I think what we want here is a reminder, i.e. a todo with a timed alert. Beeps can be missed and timers can be stopped (e.g. when you’re occupied), so they aren’t the most fool-proof solution here. Reminders will at least sit in the notifications list until dismissed.