Popup Notification History app analytics for January 12

This app automatically lights up the screen and displays popup notifications even during sleep when notifications of applications (Gmail, Twitter, WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook, etc.) arrive. This is recommended for those who are not aware of the standard notifications alone. You can also manage your notification history because you can save it, so even if you delete notifications on your Android, you can check the notification history later. **How to use** 1. Configure the initial settings for authorization (a dialog box will be displayed when the application is launched for the first time). 2. Go to the menu tab in the upper right corner of the main screen → Settings → "Enable Popup Apps" and check the apps for which you wish to display popup windows. The following functions will work for apps with the above settings. * The notification popup window will light up and display notifications even during sleep mode, preventing you from being unaware of important notifications (this will not work properly under some conditions, such as during deep sleep). * The notification history can be saved so that you can check the contents of the notification history again later. * You can change in detail from the settings screen which apps' notification history are saved, and if so, for how many days. ------------------ This app does not aim to avoid read notifications, and does not retrieve the full text of notification messages. It is an application that makes it easier to notice when you receive a notification. Therefore, if the message is long, you may not be able to view the full text. The contents of notification history is saved only in the storage of the smartphone itself. In addition, not only the contents of notification history, this app does not send any personally identifiable information to outside parties. ------------------ We are not responsible for any problems caused by using this app. Gmail/Twitter/WhatsApp/Instagram/Facebook are trademarks or registered trademarks respectively.