Reputation: 5488
I have a messaging app that supports many of the modern features of Android's notification system. The notifications appear as conversations in the app's Notification settings, where you can change things like priority, sounds, etc., for individual people or channels. On emulator (Android 14), in order for a notification to appear as conversation in settings, you have to either:
However, there is a problem with Samsung/One UI devices (at least with S23, also Android 14). When you long-tap the notification, there's no way to change priority, and when you tap on the settings button, the conversation does not appear as a separate category.
Can I do something about it? Is this One UI bug?
(There is in fact a way to force a notification to show as conversation. We support bubbles, so there's a bubble icon on the notification. If the user taps on that, the notification is promoted to a conversation. However, this is quite undiscoverable. And, what about apps that do not support bubbles?)
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