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Five ways to improve notifications on Android

The status bar and notification shade are the jewels of Android notifications

Android notifications are far superior to iPhone notifications, but they are by no means faultless. With a couple of Android’s built-in features, you can enhance them. Here are seven ways you can improve notifications on Android.

Hide notification icons from the status bar

The status bar and “notification shade” are the jewels of Android notifications. It’s simple to check which notifications you have and read them by swiping down. You might not want each app to display an icon, though. You may easily remove the notification icon from the status bar for those applications that aren’t as critical. When you swipe down, the notice is still present, but it has a lesser priority now.

Stop notifications from popping up

The majority of Android notifications “pop” on the screen by default. These interruptions from notifications can be bothersome, and they are more so for unimportant apps. Thankfully, there is a simple switch to turn this off. The notice will only show up as an icon in the status bar if “Pop on screen” is disabled. You won’t view the entire pop-up with the notification’s contents. This is a fantastic choice for notifications with low priority.

Fix missing notifications

Some Android devices are infamous for making excessive battery “optimizations.” This can unintentionally terminate background-running apps and stop you from receiving their notifications. You can change a few things to resolve this issue. There’s a strong probability that if you own a Samsung Galaxy handset, you’ve encountered this obnoxious “feature.” You can change a few things to resolve this issue.

Get reminders for notifications

For this snoozing a notification will help. When a notification is snoozed, it is merely hidden from view for the chosen amount of time before being sent back to your phone. By doing this, you can avoid forgetting about the notification while it’s still in your status bar or accidentally removing it.

Block notifications for focus time

Focus Mode is your greatest buddy when alerts start to get too distracting. You can choose which apps you find bothersome and temporarily disable them with this option.

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