Regarding handsets with the best price-to-performance ratio, the Samsung Galaxy A32 and A52 devices are both in high demand. Despite the fact that the versions are still among the market’s mid-range smartphones, it appears that the notification system is not functioning as intended. Follow this troubleshooting procedure to resolve the issue if you’re one of the people who is experiencing Samsung Galaxy A32 notifications that aren’t working. How to Fix Samsung Galaxy A52 Notification Not Working?
Introduction to Samsung Galaxy A32 and A52
The Samsung Galaxy A32 is a stylish smartphone. Although its back panel and frame are made of plastic, it does not resemble the low-cost phones from the past. The phone weighs about 200 grams and has dimensions of 6.5 by 3.0 by 0.4 inches. A phone with a 6.5-inch screen typically weighs that much, but the Galaxy A32’s slippery coating makes it more prone to drops than phones with textured backs. Thankfully, its Gorilla Glass 5 display and plastic body can survive these usual mishaps. A MediaTek Dimensity 720 5G CPU and 4GB of RAM are included in the Galaxy A32. There is 64GB of space, with around 46GB of that being usable right out of the box. If that isn’t enough, you can use a microSD card to add up to a terabyte more of external storage. Performance is strong overall. Apps load swiftly, and screen transition lag is practically nonexistent. The phone is unaffected by multitasking either.
Users may want to reconsider purchasing a flagship phone after learning about the Samsung Galaxy A52’s modestly priced premium features. It is intended for the average customer, who values photography, streaming, gaming, and battery life above all else, and costs $499. For less than $500, you can obtain a phone with a 120Hz display, 4 back cameras, and a 5G connection. One of its most advantageous aspects is the Galaxy A52 display. You get a 6.5-inch screen with a flawless 120Hz refresh rate, which is an uncommon feature in a phone without the hefty price tag of a flagship. The Galaxy A52’s screen has a static refresh rate with only settings for 120Hz or 60Hz, which is a drawback. A dynamic technology, like the S21 family’s, allows a phone to conserve battery life while still providing its maximum refresh rate when required.
How to Fix Samsung Galaxy A52 Notification Not Working?
It goes without saying that notifications of new messages, apps, or events on your mobile device can be overpowering in some situations, particularly when you’re asleep or concentrating on other tasks. When getting email or text notifications, certain smartphone users may experience difficulties if notifications suddenly stop. So, what is causing such issues on Galaxy A32 and A52, and how do you fix it? Let’s find out.
Reboot
Before using any other approach to see whether the device is functioning properly, you should first force the handset to reboot. To do so, press and hold the Volume Down button and Power button. Keep pressing the keys for a few seconds and the device will automatically reboot.
Check DnD
A number of users find Do Not Disturb to be incredibly helpful when they wish to avoid unwanted phone calls, notifications, and messages. This function, however, can disable app notifications, which must be manually repaired. There is a chance you might have accidentally enabled this feature and forgotten to turn it off. Go to Settings > Notifications > Do Not Disturb > Disable the feature. You can also do the same from your quick panel.
Check Power Saver
The power saver option for Samsung Galaxy A32/A52 devices essentially extends battery life by decreasing background activities, network consumption, syncing operations, etc. Apps might not operate well in the background in that case and might not send notifications. The power saving mode can be disabled by going to Settings > Battery and Device Care > Battery > disable Power Saving. You should also disable Adaptive Battery from More Battery Settings.
Check App Permissions
If your Samsung Galaxy A32 or A52 app notifications are still not functioning properly, you can manually modify app permissions by following the instructions below.
- Go to Settings > Apps.
- Find the app that is misbehaving.
- Tap on App Info.
- Enable relevant permissions. If you’re not getting notifications when on mobile data, give the app permission to use mobile data.
- Then, go to Battery inside the App Info page and select Unrestricted.
Airplane Mode
The likelihood is high that activating and deactivating the Airplane Mode on the smartphone can fix networking connectivity issues and prevent problems with incoming notifications. That is if you’re having a problem with text and call notifications. Just drag down the quick panel and tap on the Airplane mode icon. Tap it again to disable it.
App Notification Settings
When it comes to crucial apps like Gmail and WhatsApp, your phone’s application notification settings can give you a lot of trouble. By following the instructions below, you may also customize your notification preferences within the app.
- Go to Settings.
- Scroll down and tap on Notifications.
- Tap on Included Apps.
- Select All Apps for app notifications.
Clear Cache
To fix the bugs, you may also try wiping the device’s app cache data by going to Settings > Apps > Find the app you’re not receiving notification from > App Info > Storage > Clear Cache. You can also clear data just to be sure.
Reset App Preferences
To be sure there isn’t a problem with the app settings, you may also try to reset the app preferences on your device by following the instructions below.
- Go to Settings > Apps.
- Tap on the 3-dot menu icon.
- Select Reset App Preferences.
- Confirm
- Tap on Reset Apps.
- Reboot
Check Software Updates
Most of the time the manufacturer after realizing the is an issue rolls out an update to fix the issue. Go to Settings > Software Updates > Check for Updates. Download and install the update if there is one.
Stop Apps from Sleeping
Samsung’s One UI is overly optimized for battery so it puts inactive apps in sleep mode. Go to Settings > Battery and Device Care > Battery > Background Usage Limits > disable the “Put unused apps to sleep” option.
