Notifications
Please go back to having a notifications inbox like with the old app. The new way makes it unnecessarily complicated to access the notifications.
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I want the notifications inbox back! Why on earth did you remove this??
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I don't find it to be slower...my only concern are the comments to my comments
how do you even 'see' notifications on your Android? There is no NOTIFICATIONS TAB...
Currently, you can access all notifications by swiping down from the top of your phone to see the notification center. You can also see all articles on stocks that you follow, including those you already read, inside the portfolio tab.
I delete the notifications that I receive all day long to keep my Android notification tray manageable. However just because I don't want the article notification to remain in my notification tray, does not mean that I don't plan to get to that notification at a later time when I am free (lunch, home, etc). This notification tab was extremely useful and I cannot believe SA has removed it. Did anyone internally look at customer usage of different app features before deciding what to keep, remove, and add?!?! Very poor roll out of the new app. Also, it's much much slower.
It's GONE...I haven't a clue where it is...you can see individual posts on stocks but you can't find responses to that post. For example, if I read a post and comment I can no longer find someone's response to my comment...
so how would you find a reply from someone if you can't remember which post it came from?
Currently, you can access all notifications by swiping down from the top of your phone to see the notification center. You can also see all articles on stocks that you follow, including those you already read, inside the portfolio tab.
yes notifications are being missed. I want the notifications section in the app
where is the notifications tab ?
Currently, you can access all notifications by swiping down from the top of your phone to see the notification center. You can also see all articles on stocks that you follow, including those you already read, inside the portfolio tab.