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Control notifications on Android - Android Help

Based on the notifications you want, you can change settings for certain apps or for your whole phone. At the top of your screen, notifications show when you swipe down. Some notifications can also show on both your lock screen and home screen.

Important: Some devices may not have notification history and the settings can vary slightly among devices. To check if your device has notification history, go to “Settings,” then go to “Notifications.”

You can use notification history to find:

• Snoozed notifications
• Recently dismissed notifications
• A history of the day’s notifications

You can also use notification history to manage your notifications. To manage your notifications: Tap and hold on a notification in “recently dismissed” or tap on a notification in “last 24 hours.”

Tip: If you can't individually dismiss a notification on the lock screen, unlock the device then dismiss the notification.

• To dismiss one notification, swipe it left or right.
• To clear all notifications, scroll to the bottom of your notifications and tap Clear all.
• To clear all silent notifications, next to "Silent," tap Close .

Tip:

• You can clear some notifications only when they're done. For example, you can clear a music player notification after you stop the music.
• If you can’t dismiss a notification on your lock screen or through the "Clear all" option, individually dismiss it.

Important: Settings can vary by phone. For more info, contact your device manufacturer.

You can turn alert types on or off, find past alerts, and control sound and vibration.

1. On your phone, open the Settings app.
2. Tap Notifications  Wireless emergency alerts.
3. Choose how often you want to receive alerts and which settings you want to turn on.

You can use this setting to manage certain emergency messages, like disaster warnings, threat notifications, and AMBER alerts.

To help you manage a sudden influx of notifications, like when you turn off Airplane mode after a flight, use Notification cooldown.

When turned on:

• Your device minimizes sound interruptions and pop-ups on the screen when you get too many notifications within a short time span.

• Exceptions include calls, alarms, priority conversations, and emergency alerts.

1. Open your device’s Settings app.
2. Tap Notifications.
3. Under “General,” tap Notification cooldown.
4. Turn Use Notification cooldown on or off.

Important: Settings can vary by phone. For more info, contact your device manufacturer.

1. Open your device's Settings app.
2. Tap Notifications Notifications on lock screen.
   • Choose your notification defaults:
     • Show conversation, default, and silent
     • Hide silent conversations and notifications
     • Don't show any notifications
   • To update more notification preferences, under "General," turn notifications on or off:
     • Hide silent notifications in status bar
     • Allow notification snoozing
     • Notification dot on app icon
     • Enhanced notifications

Important: Settings can vary by phone. For more info, contact your device manufacturer.

1. Open your device's Settings app.
2. Tap Notifications App notifications.
3. Under "Most recent," find apps that recently sent you notifications.
   • To find more apps, in the dropdown menu, tap All apps.
4. Tap the app.
5. Turn the app's notifications on or off.
   • You can turn off all notifications for a listed app or choose from specific categories.

Tip: If you don't see "Recently sent," you're using an older Android version. Instead, tap App notifications and tap an app. You can turn notifications, notification dots, and notification categories on or off. If an app has categories, you can tap a category for more options.

1. To find your notifications, from the top of your screen, swipe down.
2. Touch and hold the notification, and then tap Settings .
3. Choose your settings:
   • To turn off all notifications, turn off All notifications.
   • Turn on or off notifications you want to receive.
   • To allow notification dots, turn on Allow notification dot.

You can control many app notifications from a settings menu in the app. For example, an app could have a setting to choose the sound that app's notifications make. To make these changes, open the app and search for the settings menu. 

Important: Settings can vary by phone. For more info, contact your device manufacturer.

On some Android devices, you can choose what kind of notifications an app sends you:

• Alerting: You'll hear a sound, get a message on your lock screen, and find the app's icon in the status bar.
• Silent: Your phone won't make a sound or vibrate. But the notification will show up when you swipe down from the top of your screen.

1. Open your phone's Settings app.
2. Tap Apps & notifications  Notifications.
3. Under “Recently Sent,” tap an app. 
4. Tap a type of notification.
5. Choose your options:
   • Choose Alerting or Silent.
   • To see a banner for alerting notifications when your phone is unlocked, turn on Pop on screen.
   • If you chose “Silent,” you can turn Minimize on or off.

1. After you swipe down from the top of your screen, drag the notification slightly right or left. Then tap Settings .
2. Tap Alerting or Silent  Apply.  

Important: Settings can vary by phone. For more info, contact your device manufacturer.

1. Open your phone's Settings app.
2. Tap Apps & notifications  Notifications.
3. Under "Lock screen," tap Notifications on lock screen or On lock screen.
4. Choose Show alerting and silent notifications.
   • On some phones, choose Show all notification content.

If you pick this option as your default, you can still restrict certain apps on your lock screen. You can have certain apps "Hide sensitive notification content" or "Don't show notifications at all" on your lock screen.

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• Learn how to use lockdown
• Change volume, sound & vibrate settings
• Silence your phone with Do Not Disturb
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