Accidentally pressed "Don't Allow" when asked about Push Notifications on Install

[rrgg]

Why is it implemented this way in the first place? At the very least, shouldn't iOS have a button in settings to tell the carrier that push settings have changed? It seems nuts to make a user uninstall for a day. Maybe the user didn't do this accidentally. Maybe push was turned off at first, and now they want it on, or vice versa.

 

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Why is it implemented this way in the first place? At the very least, shouldn't iOS have a button in settings to tell the carrier that push settings have changed? It seems nuts to make a user uninstall for a day. Maybe the user didn't do this accidentally. Maybe push was turned off at first, and now they want it on, or vice versa.

Realistically, no matter what you selected originally when this notification pop-up came up, you should be able to enable or disable any notifications for any app whenever desired/needed from the notifications area in settings--that alone should do it.