Which aspect does the Push Enabled filter consider that the Push enabled for App filter does not?

The Push Enabled filter specifically considers users' preferences for general push notifications, which includes their explicit choices about receiving notifications across various contexts or types of messages. This means it takes into account whether users have opted in or out of general notifications, enhancing targeting and engagement by ensuring that messages are only sent to users who have shown an interest in receiving them.

In contrast, the Push enabled for App filter focuses primarily on the technical aspects related to the application's ability to send push notifications, such as whether the app has been properly configured to use push services and whether it has a valid push token. It does not delve into user preferences, which is crucial for effective communication strategy and user engagement.

Understanding this distinction is vital for implementing push notification strategies that resonate with user preferences and improve engagement rates.