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I'll make this brief, I hope one of you has had this experience.
I have a Motorola G 2nd gen and yesterday it stopped showing me notifications. It also will not let me swipe down to see notifications or anything at the top of the screen. I also cannot access quick settings when you swipe down twice. The only way I can tell if I have a notification is when the light starts blinking at the front.
I have scanned all options in settings and nothing seems to be messed up. Online I can't find any real solutions other than factory reset which I'd rather not do. Unless there is a settings reset without wiping all my data and info. And of course I've tried turning on and off. Have not installed any new apps that might be interfering.
pic related: what happens when I try to swipe down
making me pretty sad because now when the light starts blinking i have to check all the things to see which actually has a new 'post'
and a list of all my apps
Power off and restart? Wipe cache?
>>17289133
I never had a andorid phone so I'm just spitballin here...
Power the phone all the way off and turn back on.
Make sure your android stuff is all synced(?)
Check all your notifications settings again
As I said these are just guess...
>>17289133
I would have helped you if you weren't a normie
Go into your apps setting and check if push notifications had been turned off. I use a moto x and when Android updated, sooner of my moto functions were disabled because the newer version of Android thought it could do better. I had to manually correct this.
>>17289230
ohh nooooo...
>>17289213
>>17289240
I will try these thank you
>>17289212
mmh will wiping cache erase chat history from snapchat i have some pretty sensitive stuff on there i need to save
>>17289247
No. Go to settings → storage → then tap cache and OK
