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How to Save & Search Through Your Entire Notification History on the Samsung Galaxy S4

May 22, 2014 08:46 PM
Feb 18, 2016 02:03 AM
Smartphone notification panel displaying messages and Wi-Fi status.

While viewing notifications, I have a nasty habit of accidentally hitting Clear and getting rid of them all before I actually have a chance to read them. There is an easy way to view the notification history on Android, but if you turn off or reboot your Samsung Galaxy S4, the history is wiped clean.

To solve this annoying issue, try using an app called Notification Saver from developer Prasant Ghantasala. It saves all notifications, even after rebooting, and also lets you search and sort through them by app, title, or text.

Open up the app and grant it notification access to get started. The main page will display notifications for Today, but it can easily be separated by week, month, or all.

Tapping on a notification will enlarge it to expose more information. To search by app or specific text, tap on the search bar in the top right-hand corner.

How to Save & Search Through Your Entire Notification History on the Samsung Galaxy S4
Screenshot of a mobile device displaying the details of a Samsung keyboard method, including title, text, Android system information, and timestamp.
How to Save & Search Through Your Entire Notification History on the Samsung Galaxy S4
Screenshot of a mobile device displaying the details of a Samsung keyboard method, including title, text, Android system information, and timestamp.

Enter the app's settings by tapping the Menu key. From there, you can change the default view and set the limit of how many notifications are saved.

Settings menu with notifications and default view options.
Settings menu displaying notification ringtone options: 30s, 50s, 1080.
Settings menu with notifications and default view options.
Settings menu displaying notification ringtone options: 30s, 50s, 1080.

From now on, missing a notification is a thing of the past. Accidentally swipe it away or clear them all? No problem. Notification Saver will store all your notifications and make it easier to track them down. Boom, problem solved.

The next big software update for iPhone is coming sometime in April and will include a Food section in Apple News+, an easy-to-miss new Ambient Music app, Priority Notifications thanks to Apple Intelligence, and updates to apps like Mail, Photos, Podcasts, and Safari. See what else is coming to your iPhone with the iOS 18.4 update.

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