The latest Android 14 QPR2 Beta update introduced numerous features, like Private Space and easier WiFi password sharing. Among these is Notification Cooldown, a useful tool for managing continuous app notifications.
Notification Cooldown feature reduces notification volume gradually when you receive consecutive notifications from the same app. Sometimes, specific apps flood your device with unnecessary alerts, especially during busy periods like the festive season. Simply disabling these notifications might cause you to miss important alerts.
To address this, consider enabling Notification Cooldown on your Android device. Notification Cooldown feature not only lowers notification volume gradually but also offers the option to stop vibration until you interact with your device. Let’s guide you through setting up Notification Cooldown feature.
To access the Notification Cooldown feature, ensure you’re using the latest Android 14 QPR2 Beta 2 build. If not, consider switching to the beta build using the official link provided, although installing an unstable build solely for a feature might not be advisable.
Once on the compatible version, follow these steps:
- Open Settings on your device.
- Navigate to Notification > Notification Cooldown.
- Choose from these options:
- Apply Cooldown to all notifications
- Apply Cooldown to conversation
- Don’t use Application Cooldown
- To disable vibrations for alerts, toggle off ‘Vibrate when unlocked.’
These steps enable Notification Cooldown on Android. For further assistance or queries, comment below, and we’ll provide a solution promptly.