Members with mutiple devices owned, how do you manage your notifications? I have a phone and a tablet and I was wondering if there's a way that the notifications I read and/or dismissed on my phone will no longer appear on my tablet and vice versa. Note the all my devices are always connected to Wi-Fi especially when I'm at home.
Thank you for bringing up this issue to find out ways to manage your notifications across Samsung Galaxy devices.
We understand how annoying it must be to have all the same notifications appearing from one Samsung device to another after reading and dismissing them. For sure, Samsung has features towards enhancing your productivity.
And do not worry; we are ready to help to provide you with quick fixes and offer resolutions to your problems.
A) Ensure that your Samsung device is up-to-date with the latest Software updates.
B) With Samsung Cloud, you can sync data on multiple devices, so they will have the latest information.
C) By default, your apps will only sync to Samsung Cloud when your phone has a Wi-Fi connection.
D) From Settings, Tap Accounts and backup, and then tap Samsung Cloud. Navigate to your desired app by either selecting Gallery or Other synced data where you will find apps like Calendar, Contacts, and Notes. Here you can turn-on or off the apps that you would like to sync by using the toggle next to each app.
E) To change the sync settings, tap Sync using, and then choose Wi-Fi only or Wi-Fi and mobile data.
F) Please confirm whether it is Wi-Fi only or Wi-Fi and mobile data on all devices.
G) Ensure that the time on both devices is set to Automatic.
H) For more details, you may click the below link.
Thank you for bringing up this issue to find out ways to manage your notifications across Samsung Galaxy devices.
We understand how annoying it must be to have all the same notifications appearing from one Samsung device to another after reading and dismissing them. For sure, Samsung has features towards enhancing your productivity.
And do not worry; we are ready to help to provide you with quick fixes and offer resolutions to your problems.
A) Ensure that your Samsung device is up-to-date with the latest Software updates.
B) With Samsung Cloud, you can sync data on multiple devices, so they will have the latest information.
C) By default, your apps will only sync to Samsung Cloud when your phone has a Wi-Fi connection.
D) From Settings, Tap Accounts and backup, and then tap Samsung Cloud. Navigate to your desired app by either selecting Gallery or Other synced data where you will find apps like Calendar, Contacts, and Notes. Here you can turn-on or off the apps that you would like to sync by using the toggle next to each app.
E) To change the sync settings, tap Sync using, and then choose Wi-Fi only or Wi-Fi and mobile data.
F) Please confirm whether it is Wi-Fi only or Wi-Fi and mobile data on all devices.
G) Ensure that the time on both devices is set to Automatic.
H) For more details, you may click the below link.
