It was something in GarageBand. I went to check after I wrote that because I was bothered that I didn't name the application.
> I also wanted to share a tip with you — you can turn off app badges in Settings -> Notifications -> Some App.
That's a cool tip, thanks. Even though my iPhone remains on the desk serving only as a test device, my OCD will probably find this useful at some point if I ever encounter a similar issue.
> With iOS 15, you can also create a 'focus mode' where app badges are disabled, and just have it scheduled to be on all the time. If this sounds appealing, let me know and I'll walk you through it.
It does, though as I said I don't envision myself using an iPhone as an actual phone. In general, I'd love seeing more devices/software having a dedicated focus mode though.
It was something in GarageBand. I went to check after I wrote that because I was bothered that I didn't name the application.
> I also wanted to share a tip with you — you can turn off app badges in Settings -> Notifications -> Some App.
That's a cool tip, thanks. Even though my iPhone remains on the desk serving only as a test device, my OCD will probably find this useful at some point if I ever encounter a similar issue.
> With iOS 15, you can also create a 'focus mode' where app badges are disabled, and just have it scheduled to be on all the time. If this sounds appealing, let me know and I'll walk you through it.
It does, though as I said I don't envision myself using an iPhone as an actual phone. In general, I'd love seeing more devices/software having a dedicated focus mode though.