I receive email notifications on my mobile devices under highly variable conditions with regard to signal strength and through-put. Currently Arlo wastes a significant amount of real estate and time at the top of the email notifications. None of us need to see the arlo logo and we certainly don’t need it to consume 25-35% of our available screen real estate. The correct information to display first, currently appears at the bottom of the message. The current subject line is inadequate. Use the first line currently displayed below the image, as the subject line. Follow with all of the other useful information that is currently displayed as an afterthought after the image. Then display the image. Discard the logo and generic, rendundant text in the current subject line. It is useless to us. You can keep the signature line if you must, but make it as light weight as possible. Don’t suck up our possibly precious bandwidth (it could be international) with anything that isn’t directly useful to us as the people monitoring our homes and businesses. We need to see it fast. You must assume our connections are lousy...not fat LTE, cable or fiber pipes.
