IT Home News on February 18, tired of the phone vibrating non-stop due to the continuous notification of the same **? In the recently released first developer preview of Android 15, Google introduced a new feature called "Notification Cooldown" that aims to address this annoying issue.
IT Home notes that the "Notification Cooling" feature is turned on by default, and users can choose to apply it to all notifications or just to conversation notifications. This feature is undoubtedly very useful for users who are often bombarded with lively group chat messages.
Specifically, when the same app or conversation sends a notification for the first time, the phone sound volume will remain normal, but then the volume of subsequent notifications from the same ** will gradually decrease. It's worth noting that these duplicate notifications aren't completely muted, but instead alert the user with a volume change that they're from the same **. This means that even if you choose to ignore a notification, you'll be able to tell by the sound when a new notification arrives.
It should be noted that there is an unknown cooldown timer for the "Notify Cooldown" feature that will reset after a certain period of time. Once reset, new notifications will be sent out at full volume even if they are from the same app or conversation as the previous notification, and the cooldown timer cannot be customized at this time.
Google's official description of "notification cooldown" is, "When you receive many consecutive notifications from the same app, the notification volume is gradually reduced".
The addition of the "Notification Cooldown" feature will undoubtedly bring an increasingly user-friendly experience to Android 15, but it won't replace the existing notification management options. Google plans to achieve "platform stabilization" of Android 15 in June this year, while the general release for the general public is still months away.