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How do I find out how many notifications I get a day?
Scroll down and long-press the Settings widget, then place it on your home screen. You'll get a list of features that the Settings shortcut can access. Tap Notification Log. Tap the widget and scroll through your past notifications.
How do I know how many notifications I get a day?
Scroll down and long-press the Settings widget, then place it on your home screen. You'll get a list of features that the Settings shortcut can access. Tap Notification Log. Tap the widget and scroll through your past notifications.
How do you see how many notifications you have a week on iPhone?
Notification Center is the place to go to see notifications you've received throughout the day (or week, depending on how often you clear your notifications). If you get an important alert from one of your apps, you can go directly to the alert by tapping the banner that pops up.
How do I see how many notifications I have on my iPhone?
To see your notifications in Notification Center, swipe down from the top center of any screen. Scroll up to see older notifications. To close Notification Center, swipe up from the bottom with one finger or press the Home button (on supported models).
How do I see how many notifications a day Android?
Scroll down until you find Notification Log and tap that. Now you should see a new icon on your Home screen that looks like Settings (with a gear cog inside) but is named Notification Log. Tapping this will open the history of all your notifications, making it much easier to find them in the future.
How do you get notifications to say notification?
Head over to the Settings. Tap Apps & notifications > Notifications. Tap the gear icon at the top right. Open On the lock screen option. Select Hide sensitive notification content.
How do you get notifications to just say notifications?
Go to Settings > Notifications. Tap the desired app. Tap On the lock screen. Now select Hide sensitive notification content.
How can I get a notification without name?
Go to Settings>Notifications and choose the apps you prefer. You have many options, and you can set, for example, only badges. Make some attempts, and you'll discover how they work. Just head over to Setting > Notifications > Click “Show Previews” and choose between Always, When Unlocked or Never.
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