App notifications are one of the most important modules of a smartphone. If you have never thought about how important they are, imagine how difficult it is to open each app just to see if a new update is available. You may even miss important texts and emails that could be very important to you and your business.
However, it’s not just text messages and emails that make notifications important. They also notify you about flash sales and discounts if you have the right shopping app installed. Reminds you to drink water and even take a 7-minute break from your workout if you have a health app installed. They even let you know when the food you ordered or the taxi will arrive. You see, they are one of the main factors driving your world.
These notifications continue to queue in your notification drawer so you can view them at your leisure. But sometimes, you just want to clean up the clutter, and in doing this, you may end up deleting some important notifications. It could be a coupon for the weekend sale you’ve been looking forward to. Also, these notifications don’t appear most of the time even after you launch the app and in such situations you regret that there is no way to view the history of these notifications.
Use Android’s Built-in Settings
So what if I told you there is a way and it’s built right into your Android? Just hide from the rest of the Android world. So for the first trick, I will show you how you can use Android’s built-in settings to view notification history on Android.
Touch and hold the Android home screen until you see the option to add a widget. The process of adding widgets may vary depending on the phone you are using and the launcher installed on it. Search for named gadgets Setting and add it to the home screen.
After you add a widget to your home screen, it will ask you to select a setting that you want to open with the widget icon. Here look for the Message Log option and select it.
That’s it. Whenever you want to see the notifications you receive, just tap the widget. It will also show you the exact date and time the notification was received, and tapping on the list will open the app’s info page.
While the Settings utility does the job, it’s pretty basic and doesn’t have many options. Most of the notifications you see are for keyboard selection, and there’s no way to remove the useless ones from the important ones.
Using third-party apps
That’s where the Past Notifications app comes in. Once you install the app and allow it to control notifications on your device, the app will start recording notifications immediately.
The best thing is that the app groups notifications from each app making it easy to search for something very specific. Additionally, you can tell the app to ignore some apps and notifications like keyboard changes or low battery warnings.
The app has ads but that doesn’t interfere with the app’s functionality. There’s not much in the settings other than the option to limit recording.
Conclusion
So that’s how you can keep track of all the notifications you receive on your Android device. You can try and install the Notifications app before for a few days and see for yourself. I’m sure, you’ll love the whole idea of reading notifications in your spare time.
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