Spain is one of those countries where Android has a very extensive market share. Despite that, it is normal to see people manage their mobiles in a chaotic way, especially in relation to notifications.
It is normal to want to be aware of the mobile notices, the messages of our friends or news, but Not filtering notifications can become hell. For oneself and for others.
That is why Google introduced the notification channels in Android 8, which not only extinguish or activate them, but also filter them by types. Of course, this varies depending on the application.
This feature allows the user to have greater control of what each of the apps we have installed sends us. For example, In the synchronization app of our smart watch, we can turn off the summaries.
This is possible without losing the notification notices when someone sends us a whatsappfor example, having the best of the two worlds, having active notifications and having them off.
In order to have this option we have to go to the Settings, then a Notifications And there select Advanced adjustments. One of the options is Manage APP notification categories.
When we activate that option we have to go to the settings of a specific app. In our case we have selected ZEPP.
We open The app, open the multitasking and select the icon of it at the top. We click on the info option of the app and we are going to Notifications
Within the options menu Notification categories We can turn off those that we do not want to be active. For example, the sleep summary, if we don’t want it. Or the food reminder.
The good thing is that this will not prevent the clock and mobile from being linkednor that the calls of calls arrive, or the notifications of the apps that we have configured.
Similarly, in other applications, or In games, we can make only important notifications appear on the mobile, avoiding those created to send ads, advertising, etc.
The only problem is that Some apps do not use notification channelsforcing to have to silence all notifications if we do not want to receive too many notices.
