As you’re quickly scanning through your phone and getting multiple notifications at the same time, it’s easy to lose notifications you wanted to keep. But never fear — there are several ways to retrieve these lost notifications. If you have an Android 4.3 Jellybean or above, the system gives you a simple way to retrieve your lost notifications. If you have a different Android operating system, don’t fret. You can still recover your abandoned notifications, you’ll just have to download an app. Read on and we’ll explain how to retrieve your notifications both ways.
If You Have Android 4.3 Jellybean or Above
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Pushbullet
If you don’t have those versions of Android, install Pushbullet to retrieve your lost notifications. The Pushbullet app makes sure you never miss a notification by collecting all of your notifications and phone calls on your computer. You can also text and receive texts on your computer, reply to messages from a variety of messaging apps, and share links and files between all of your devices.
Desktop Notifications
Like Pushbullet, Desktop Notifications does what its name promises: it gives you notifications from your Android devices on your PC. This app lets you sort by most recent notifications, as well as by individual messaging programs, like Google Hangouts and Facebook Messenger. While the app is functional for you, it’s also part of a study that collects anonymous data about how users interact with notifications. To use Desktop Notifications, you also need to install the companion browser extension for Google Chrome.
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