How Does Google Wallet's Notification Feed Work And Can You Disable It?
Google Wallet has updated with a new notification feed feature that aggregates updates to saved cards, passes, and offers. Users can manage notifications through Wallet settings or app permissions.
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Google Wallet has introduced a new notification feed feature that consolidates updates to saved cards, passes, and offers. Users can manage these notifications through app settings or permissions.
Google Wallet now has a special place in your phone where it tells you about things like changes to your boarding passes or when you get new offers. You can choose if you want to see these messages or not.
Analysis
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Key points
- Google Wallet has introduced a new notification feed feature
- Users can manage notifications through Wallet settings or app permissions
- The notification feed consolidates updates to saved cards, passes, and offers
With the new notification feed, users can stay informed about their wallet updates without getting overwhelmed by too many messages.
If you don't like getting notifications, you might have to disable them entirely or restrict Google Wallet from using your location to send you messages.
