The new Android 16 has been provided by Google with a new feature called Notification Cooldown, which helps slow down the process of displaying too many notifications. This feature will adjust the intensity of notifications coming from an application at the same time, reducing the impact of the sound of those application notifications. Below are instructions for installing Notification Cooldown Android 16.
What is Notification Cooldown feature on Android 16?
Notification Cooldown will gradually reduce the volume and vibration intensity of notifications when you receive too many notifications from the same app at once.
For example, if Instagram sends you a series of notifications, all notifications have the same volume and vibration level. When Notification Cooldown is activated, only the first notification has the default notification volume and vibration level, and the following notifications gradually decrease in volume.
How to set Notification Cooldown on Android 16
Step 1:
First, click on Settings and then select Notifications in the displayed list. Then click on Notification Cooldown to adjust the notification mode for Android.
Step 2:
Switch to the new interface, you need to enable the Use Notification Cooldown option below and you're done.
Then Android notifications are automatically adjusted so as not to disturb you.
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