Has anyone noticed that the setting to turn on the notification light is now missing in Android p? Does anyone have any alternatives to enabling it?
Settings > Apps & notifications > Notifications > Blink light
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The LED notification light will not flash for messages or specific set notifications . All LED settings are turned on, each was turned off and back on, LED notification is turned on, accessibility LED is turned. Battery was removed and reinstalled. No change. Several suggestions online regarding installing an LED manager. Installed Lightflow, no change., uninstalled. Currently installed Light Manager, no change. With LED managers checked box in Security for downloaded apps access to notification. When I turn off LED notification and then turn back on, I checked each feature for notification and the light blinks to confirm color, but then will not blink when an actual notification happens. Any ideas?
skyblu144 said:
The LED notification light will not flash for messages or specific set notifications . All LED settings are turned on, each was turned off and back on, LED notification is turned on, accessibility LED is turned. Battery was removed and reinstalled. No change. Several suggestions online regarding installing an LED manager. Installed Lightflow, no change., uninstalled. Currently installed Light Manager, no change. With LED managers checked box in Security for downloaded apps access to notification. When I turn off LED notification and then turn back on, I checked each feature for notification and the light blinks to confirm color, but then will not blink when an actual notification happens. Any ideas?
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Have you tried settings>accessibility> scroll all the way to bottom and activate the service for whatever notification app you are using.
objektive_1 said:
Have you tried settings>accessibility> scroll all the way to bottom and activate the service for whatever notification app you are using.
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Yes that was the first thing done.
Don't know if this also applies to you:
If you go withing settings to Display-->LED notifications and do a long-press on that one you can find a number of check-marks.
The last one is for "Downloaded applications" - I had the same issue once when a check-mark was missing there
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In Settings -> Display & lights -> Notification Light, there is a text that says "Always on" next to the notification color dot. When notification is triggered the LED light goes on and remains lit. Is this what "Always on" means, and is there a way to set the notification light to blink instead of being constantly lit?
serons said:
In Settings -> Display & lights -> Notification Light, there is a text that says "Always on" next to the notification color dot. When notification is triggered the LED light goes on and remains lit. Is this what "Always on" means, and is there a way to set the notification light to blink instead of being constantly lit?
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install app Light Manager from Play Store
Hello,
I am on 3.2.1. can anyone point me to an option to turn of the LED for notifications? All I can are options to change its colour.
Even I am facing the same
Aodnotify for A50
Always on Display on notification! Notification light and edge lighting!
You miss notifications because your phone doesn't have a notification light / LED?
aodNotify will use Samsung's Always On Display (AOD) as a notification light / LED!
The app will automatically activate the Always On Display (AOD) when you receive notifications and disable it when notifications are cleared. With this you always know when you have new notifications!
To recognize new notifications even better, you can activate an edge lighting effect and light up the screen or camera edges, which makes a normal notification light look outdated
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Simply select which apps are allowed to turn on Always On Display or edge lighting and get notified on important notifications.
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Thanks for your app, it's excellent .
Been using it for a week or so and to be honest i think i prefer this than having an actual notification LED.
This is what the phone needed. Thanks