Sentence examples for notifications from inspiring English sources

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How useful a smartwatch could be comes down to how obsessive over notifications you are and how many you get a day.

Indeed, the aggregate information that we seek threatens privacy far less than the scrubbed anecdotes that Google has already released, or the notifications that it is giving to webmasters registered with Google webmaster tools.

At Homan Square, a nondescript warehouse on the city's west side, police arrest or detain people for hours without booking or otherwise posting public notifications of their whereabouts, preventing their relatives knowing where they are.

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Soon after the ruling in May, the Guardian received notifications from Google that six of the publication's articles had been removed from the tech giant's search results – though not the names against which they had been removed.

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"The passive interactions with the notifications are super-powerful: I feel much less distracted and fidgety because of the watch than when I had my phone in my hand all the time.

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