Telegram had developed an irritating habit of showing me notifications only after I opened it. I do not use the app regularly, but I still expect messages to arrive when someone contacts me. Then I noticed the same pattern with a rarely used banking app, Temu, and Tottenham’s football app, which I had barely opened since the Premier League season ended.
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