Adjust Phone Notification For Free

To do this, long press the app icon, tap (i) on the pop-up, tap 'Notifications', tap on the text of the notification category you want to edit notification settings for, tap 'Advanced', and set the 'Sound' setting to the notification sound you want.

May be you really want to stop all the notifications: You can do it in the notifications settings. Also, you can quickly deactivate the notifications of an app making a long tap over the notification in the notifications bar, that will carry you directly in the notification settings of that app.

How to Add Custom Notification SoundsGo to Settings > Apps & notifications > Notifications.Scroll down and tap Advanced > Default notification sound.Tap My Sounds.Tap + (plus sign).Find and select your custom sound.Your new ringtone should appear in the list of available ringtones in the My Sounds menu.

Navigate to Apps and notifications or Application Manager or Apps depending on your device and software version. Tap the three dots present at the top right corner and select Reset app preferences. A pop-up window will appear. Tap Reset apps to confirm.

Step 1 of 12From the Home screen, swipe up or down to access the Apps screen.Tap Settings.Swipe down to Apps.Tap Apps.Swipe down to your desired App.Select your desired App.Tap Notifications.Choose your desired notification type.More items...

There is no limit placed on notifications by Android. The limits are set by the app makers. So whatever they told you isn't accurate either because they don't know or because they want to shift the blame.

Option 1: In your Settings appOpen your phone's Settings app.Tap Apps & notifications. Notifications.Under Recently Sent, tap an app.Tap a type of notification.Choose your options: Choose Alerting or Silent. To see a banner for alerting notifications when your phone is unlocked, turn on Pop on screen.