My Galaxy S3 Is Making A Notification Noise And Lighting Up I Have No Notifications

How do I disable notifications for Facebook Messenger for Android?

I have a follow-up question to this. I can’t make the notification go away on my FB app and I really don’t want to install messenger. I have no messages when I check FB from my computer. Is there a way to make it stop the notification without installing the app?

I no longer receive notifications for text messages on my iPhone 4. How can I best troubleshoot this?

Thanks for the A2A.If you haven’t done so already, try restarting your iPhone.Also, tap Settings, then tap Notifications and scroll down until you find Messages. Tap it and check your notification settings. Also check to make sure Do Not Disturb is not turned on. (It is really easy to accidentally turn it on in Control Center). You can tell if Do Not Disturb is on if there is a moon at the top of the iPhone screen next to the location, bluetooth, and battery indicators.If none of that works, you could try doing a Factory Restore.That’s about all you can do short of taking it to an Apple Store or buying a new phone. (Hey, it’s an iPhone 4 — maybe its time.)

How do I set a unique notification tone for a WhatsApp contact?

hello, you can set custom notification in whatsapp android1.Open WhatsApp on your phone.2.Go to the Contacts tab, and select the contact for whom you want to set the new ringtone.3.Tap the 3-dots icon, and select View Contact in the expanded menu.4.Select Custom notifications.5.Turn on the Use custom notifications feature.6.Once the feature is enabled, you are allowed to customize the notification tone, vibrate pattern, popup notification style as well as the calling tone. Depending on the apps on your phone, when you tap on the notification option, the phone will show you a list of apps from which you can pick the tones. Regardless of the app you pick, the selected tones will always work. Third-party apps like Zedge usually offer more tone choices than the Media Storage app.Changing the Universal Ringtone or Groups:1.Open WhatsApp, and exit any on-screen conversation.2.Tap the 3-dots at the top right of the screen, and select Settings. If you keep any WhatsApp conversation on screen, you will not be able to access this option.3.Go to Notifications.4.The Message notifications section allows you to change the universal tone, while the group notifications section lets you set the alert sound for groups.for iphoneOpen WhatsApp and Tap on the conversation of the group for which you want to change the ringtone.On conversation screen, tap on the Group Name on top of the screen. This will open up Group Information.Under Group Info you will find Custom Notifications. Tap on it.Under Custom Notifications, tap on the Message Sound and select a new message alert sound for that group.Tap on Save at the top right corner after selecting the desired message tone.WhatsApp Custom Ringtone for individual contacts / chats iPhoneSimilarly, to set a custom ringtone for individual contacts select the contact or individual chat instead of the group for which you want to set a different ringtone. The rest of the procedure is the same as groups mentioned above.

My Twitter notifications are enabled, but it doesn't show on my notification bar. My apps notifications are enabled in my phone. But it is still not showing on my notification bar. How can I fix this?

Go to Phone Settings > Mobile Data > disable 'Restrict background data.' Allow Wire to work while the screen is off. Go to Phone Settings > Mobile Data > disable 'Restrict background data.' ... Go to Android Phone Settings > Sound ¬ification > App notifications > Wire > turn on priority.

How can we fix the issue of the phone display not waking up with incoming calls?

It’s a common Android issue where the screen doesn’t turn on or wake up with incoming calls. The phone still keeps ringing but to check who’s calling, you will have to unlock the phone, open the dialer app and then go to the ongoing call.We noticed this issue on Xiaomi Mi A1 and Infinix Hot S3, both of which run Android Oreo-based software. A simple Google search reveals that a few previous generations Android phones have had the issue too, but the problem seems more prominent on Android Oreo phones like Mi A1.Step 1: Go to Dialer or Phone app settings. To do so, you can either go to main settings, then open ‘Apps’, and then scroll down to Dialer or Phone App. You can also access App Info page by long pressing the app icon, and then tapping the App info option or the small ‘i’ icon in the corner.Step 2: Now select “App notifications” optionStep 3: Now if App notifications are turned off, your display won’t wake up when someone calls you. Also if only the “Incoming calls” permission is off, your screen will not light up with incoming calls. Make sure required permissions are turned on and your issue will be fixed.On Android Nougat based phones, the option is listed as Phone under permissions. The options may differ based on particular custom UI on your phone. But all you need to do is go to the App info page of the ‘Phone’ app and grant it necessary notification permissions. You probably denied the permission when first prompted and perhaps that’s the reason for why you are facing the issue.I hope it solves your issue otherwise reports this bug to your phone manufacturer. You can also choose factory reset.Thanks.

I have a Moto G with Android 5.0.2. The issue of getting a call, with no display and only the ringtone audible has come up in my phone since 2-3 days. How do I fix this?

I had the same issue for Android 5.0.2. Here's what you do.Go to Settings > Sound and notification > Interruptions.In 'When calls and notifications arrive' select 'Always interrupt' OR 'Allow priority interruptions only'.In the list of 'Priority interruptions' in the same menu, turn ON 'Calls'.Restart phone.The restart really should not be necessary, but I found the settings do not get stored without restart.

How can I control the LED light of my mobile phone that blinks up on every notification?

If you are using IOS, you can simply go to “Settings” and the “General” find the “Accessibility” and scroll down and find the Hearing area. You will see the “LED Flash for Alerts”.For Android :Go to your phone's Settings.Tap on Notifications.Tap on the Gear icon in the top-right corner.Tap on the toggle next to "Pulse notification light".Hope this helps.