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remove "ongoing notifications"
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chanchan05
The Doctor
What phone do you have, and what app do you want to remove?
Are you talking about notifications from apps on your phone or email notifications from Android Forums?
If the latter, you can go to your UserCP link (upper left) and find subscriptions in the menu on the left column. Check the ones you want to remove the notifications from and then turn them off. (drop down menu at the bottom)
If the latter, you can go to your UserCP link (upper left) and find subscriptions in the menu on the left column. Check the ones you want to remove the notifications from and then turn them off. (drop down menu at the bottom)
electricpete
Android Expert
I assume you are talking about persistent notifications (agree op should clarify)
Some appls place items in notification bar "permanently", which gives the App higher priority and prevents the App from being killed by the Android memory management.
The way to get rid of them varies by application. Sometimes close the application.
Tasker can also generate persistent notifications. Those can be removed by the action Alert / Notify-Cancel
Some appls place items in notification bar "permanently", which gives the App higher priority and prevents the App from being killed by the Android memory management.
The way to get rid of them varies by application. Sometimes close the application.
Tasker can also generate persistent notifications. Those can be removed by the action Alert / Notify-Cancel
ilordvader
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Mr. Lucky
Android Expert
+1
That is the exact reason why the persistent notifications exist (ala, Words with Friends) and also the reason you can't disable the notification without disabling the app that generates it. However, you could request the dev to code their app like Apex with the "stay in memory" option enabled. That is, it has a persistent notification, but it is only visible when you swipe down the Notification bar.
chanchan05
The Doctor
My Data Manager has an option in the settings to turn off notifications.
Mr. Lucky
Android Expert
I think that setting refers to its own persistent notification (see screenshot from ilordvader, and here).
vosg
Android Expert
You can disable notifications on a per app basis. Just long press the notification and click App Info. This will take you to applications manager where you can disable the notification checkbox. However, as others have stated, persistent notifications are often used as a means to prevent Android from kicking the app out of Ram when it's idle.
If your device is rooted, you could use Exposed Framework to keep apps in memory even if you disabled their notifications.
For more info about Exposed Framework, look here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1574401
You'll also need Exposed App Settings from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2327541
If your device is rooted, you could use Exposed Framework to keep apps in memory even if you disabled their notifications.
For more info about Exposed Framework, look here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1574401
You'll also need Exposed App Settings from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2327541
divinebovine
Android Expert
No-go in 2.3.5...long-pressing the notification doesn't take me to app mangler, but if I go there manually there is no notification checkbox to disable.
Very cool!