Here’s how you can view ‘notification history’ on your Galaxy device
Has your smartphone screen ever been so piled up with notifications that you may miss some important ones? But no more for Galaxy phones, as Samsung has released the notification history feature with the One UI 5 update. However, most smartphones don’t have notification history enabled by default and users have to enable it from the settings menu.
Missed notifications that have already been cleared no longer appears in the notification bar. When the feature is turned on, your Galaxy device will save those alerts at a specific space in the settings and users will be able access those old notifications from that page. Here’s how you can enable the notification history feature on your Galaxy device:
- Go to the settings menu on your Galaxy phone.
- Select the Notifications option.
- Tap on the Advanced settings option.
- Then, you turn the toggle on for the Notification history option.
On the history page, you will find notifications into a few sections and the most recent individual alerts are kept in the first group. When scrolled down, you’ll see a section with dismissed notifications.
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It is to be noted that when you initially enable the Notification history feature on your Galaxy device, you’ll see that the notification list is empty. Which implies that, One UI will start monitoring your notifications once the feature is enabled and they will be deleted once it has been disabled. However, you will not be able to delete individual notifications on the Notification history page.
Moreover, you can tap and hold a notification to get more options on your Notification history page. These options may help you change some per-app notification settings, enable or disable app icon badges for the app associated with the selected notification, and more.
Conclusion
The notification history feature can help you find all your missed alerts at a specific section so that you don’t miss out on important ones.
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Has your smartphone screen ever been so piled up with notifications that you may miss some important ones? But no more for Galaxy phones, as Samsung has released the notification history feature with the One UI 5 update. However, most smartphones don’t have notification history enabled by default and users have to enable it from the settings menu.
Missed notifications that have already been cleared no longer appears in the notification bar. When the feature is turned on, your Galaxy device will save those alerts at a specific space in the settings and users will be able access those old notifications from that page. Here’s how you can enable the notification history feature on your Galaxy device:
- Go to the settings menu on your Galaxy phone.
- Select the Notifications option.
- Tap on the Advanced settings option.
- Then, you turn the toggle on for the Notification history option.
On the history page, you will find notifications into a few sections and the most recent individual alerts are kept in the first group. When scrolled down, you’ll see a section with dismissed notifications.
Read Also
It is to be noted that when you initially enable the Notification history feature on your Galaxy device, you’ll see that the notification list is empty. Which implies that, One UI will start monitoring your notifications once the feature is enabled and they will be deleted once it has been disabled. However, you will not be able to delete individual notifications on the Notification history page.
Moreover, you can tap and hold a notification to get more options on your Notification history page. These options may help you change some per-app notification settings, enable or disable app icon badges for the app associated with the selected notification, and more.
Conclusion
The notification history feature can help you find all your missed alerts at a specific section so that you don’t miss out on important ones.
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