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Low Power, Energy Saving, Do Not Disturb Mode
Some devices have a specific battery optimization that will stop notifications from showing.
Android - "Energy Saving" or "Battery Optimization mode". On the device, check Settings > Battery > Battery Optimization or Adaptive Battery > Find your app and press Don't optimize
| Manufacturer | Description |
|---|---|
| Asus | Check your app in the Auto-start Manager. |
| Huawei | Step 1: Settings --> Advanced Settings or Power Saving --> Battery Manager or Protected Apps --> select the app to protect it. Step 2: Settings --> Apps or Notification Manager --> Advanced or Notify for your app --> Ignore Battery Optimizations, select the app and ignore it. Step 3: Settings --> Notification Panel & Status Bar --> Notification Center, select the app, then activate "Allow Notifications" and also "Priority Display". Full Instructions Pre-EMUI 5.0 / Android 7 - Go to Settings > "Protected apps", check your app. Full Instructions |
| LeEco/LeTV | Step 1: Settings --> Permissions --> Manage Auto Launch --> select the app to protect it. Step 2: Settings --> Battery --> Power Saving Management --> App Protection, select the app and ignore it. |
| Lenovo | Settings --> Power Manager --> Background App Management, select the app and ignore it. |
| OnePlus | Settings > Battery > Battery optimization > Top right 3-dot menu > Advanced optimization, turn off. Settings > Battery > Battery optimization > Your App > select Don’t optimize. Settings > Alert slider to make sure it’s set up the way you want. Make sure that Gaming mode is off or go to Settings > Advanced > Gaming mode and toggle Block notifications Look in Settings > Apps and check the Notifications settings for any problem apps. More details |
| Oppo | Settings --> "Security settings" --> "Data saving" and enable your app. |
| Samsung | Disable battery usage optimizations Settings > Device Management > Battery --> Unmonitored apps > Add your app Make sure notifications are turned on for your app Settings > Apps > Your app > App Settings > Notifications > Set as Priority Samsung devices with Android 8 & 9 have a “Standby” mode where the app will not get any notifications, updates, or Intents until the app is opened again by user. This is default to 3 days, but can be increased to 7 days. |
| Sony | Tap on the battery icon. Go to Power Management --> STAMINA mode --> Apps active in standby --> Add your app. |
| Xiaomi/ Redmi | Settings > Installed Apps > Your App > Battery Saver > change option from "Battery Saver" to "No restrictions". Provide authorization to your app to run at startup by activating the AutoStart option in Settings > Installed Apps > Your App OR Security (App) --> Permissions --> Autostart - Enable your app Settings > Notifications & status bar > Turn on "Show Notification Icons" (if you want to see icons) > App notifications > Your App > Show notifications Settings --> Developer Options. Disable "memory optimization". To enabled Developer Options go to Settings --> About. Tap on MIUI 8 times. Full Instructions |
| MIUI 10 | Settings > Battery & performance > Choose apps > Select the app that is not showing notifications > Select No restrictions Settings > Permissions > Autostart > Toggle slider next to the apps that are not getting push |
