The feature in question is an incredibly clever new way to interact with your notifications on Android and know exactly when ...

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Android users will be told of new device logins to their Google accounts via a notification on the smartphone rather than by email.

Reports have surfaced about Android 16 seemingly muting notifications if there are any others in the same shade.

Google is rolling out a new feature that will push any new Google Account logins directly to your device, making you more aware of your account activity.

These apps can log previous notification history on an Android device, allowing you to see the whole history, including deleted notifications. So, which apps are these, and how do they work?

If you accidentally dismissed a notification you needed to read in detail, all is not lost. You can find it in your Android's notification history.

Your notification history can be handy in case you accidentally dismiss one that you wanted, but it's also a privacy nightmare. Here's how to turn it off.

Notification History Log should work with any device running Android 4.4 KitKat or higher, which pretty much covers any phone you could currently be using.

Fortunately, on Android, there’s a straightforward app available now that maintains a functional log of your entire notifications’ history, called Notif Log.

Notification snoozing is a contentious feature Without going into too much detail, notification snoozing was introduced all the way back in Android O, which was the eighth iteration of Google’s OS.

Now Android has long included a way to see dismissed notifications. But on Android 10, this Notification Log is effectively hidden from users, probably because it’s a half-baked and confusing ...