When your phone does tap you on the shoulder, it isn’t because your phone has anything useful for you.
On the contrary, it usually has something useful for someone else: notifications for coupons that help stores sell products, notifications about posts from acquaintances and ex-friends you don’t need to see, notifications from games that want you to waste your time, and notifications from apps to spend money on in-app purchases.
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Turn off notifications for all the apps on your phone, so you don't have to put your phone in do not disturb mode. That way, you have more control over what you see on your phone.
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