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However im not sure if this is a bug or im missing a setting here but on iOS with the gmail app lets say i have 11 emails unread in my inbox - 11 is also displayed on notification badge; i then go into the gmail app read one of those and the notification badge would reduce the count to 10 emails.. similar if i go back into the app and mark one of those emails as unread it would then increase back to 11.

Now on the s23+ same scenario, however the notification badge does not remain once i open the gmail app.. is this normal? Currently i have 11 emails unread, but the gmail app does not even represent the 11 badge count next to the icon. The badge only appears when i receive a new email and when that new email notification arrives the badge states 1.

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All these resources helped me to attain the task on above mentioned devices but i can still see there are lot man devices like xiomi,micromax etc in which app like wtsapp,facebook etc are showing badges but i am unable to show badge on these devices.

An icon badge displays as a small circle or a number on the corner of an app's icon. If an app has one or more notifications, it will have a badge. Some apps will combine multiple notifications into one and may only show the number 1. Other times, the badge may go away if you clear your notifications. If the badges are not displaying, you'll need to enable the notifications for that app and then turn on the app icon badges.

After you install OneNote on your Android phone, you'll see the OneNote badge appear on the Home screen. It's a great way to take a note quickly without opening OneNote. Simply tap the badge and add a note to one of your OneNote pages.

To add the badge so that it appears on the right edge of your phone and on top of other apps, tap OneNote badge. The badge will appear on the right edge, and a notification will also be added to your phone's notification area to remind you that the badge is currently available.

I got error with previous Push Notification installs in project, otherwise if I add it to separate project without Push Notification, it also successfully builds android apk, but with both in one project I got this:

I have completed my 10 K in between 12 to 15 June as per requirements to achieve the badge, even then I haven't received the badge of 'weekend 10 K'. Please try to solve this issue as soon as possible.

Verify whether you really sucessfully joined the Weekend 10K Challenge (on the Challenges page). If yes, open the Activity, edit it, change a minor detail (i.e. add a Calorie) and save it. The badge should then appear within couple of minutes. If you did not join the Challenge, you won't receive the badge, since the Challenge was aready closed.

Had the same expectation since most badges are shown and once completed are received. Since nothing indicates you have to sign up for some of them, this is the first I come across, its unclear this is needed to earn this, and apparently some other, badge(s). Was really looking forward to receiving it, yet not able to join anymore and therefor not able to receive it. Its a pity.

I have the same problem. 5 hours ago I did which you recommend (changed calories) but unfortunately I still do not have badge. After it the run appears in other badges (160km) which is in progress but I still do not have badge 10k..which is finished. Could you solve this issue?

Issue: If I hit clear from the notification swipe down but I haven't actually looked at the notification (e.g. the text message, email, etc. is still unread), I want the app badge to still have the count displayed. Furthermore, if I go in and read an email but set it to unread, I want the app badge to still reflect the number of unread emails.

From what I've found it seems that some launcher used to have that feature but based on the reviews this feature is broken. I'm currently trying the Microsoft Launcher but it doesn't appear to work or I'm not finding the setting. Basically, I'd like the badge count functionality of an iphone. I had resolved this issue on my Note 9 but I don't remember how I did it. Help would be appreciated.

A badge on ios. is the red dot on the app icon.

If you open your phone without reading banners the red dot. aka badge is the ONLY thing to tell you of a security alert aka motion in front of your camera.

In practice, when a mobile user holds the app icon badge down, they shall quickly see a list of notifications appear. These notifications look fairly similar to those displayed on the home screen of a mobile phone.

As we have established, badge app icon notifications appear on many apps to indicate several disparate pieces of information. For instance, a badge app icon on a Messaging app shall let you know the number of unread text messages you have left.

Furthermore, a badge app icon on a Settings icon shall let you know that there are software updates that are available for you to initiate. On the other hand, a badge app icon on the Google App Store lets you know that some apps on your smartphone device need to be duly updated.

There are multiple ways of employing app icon badges to boost engagement. For starters, they can be leveraged as nudges for mobile users to check or interact with in-app events. One of the prevalent use cases of the badges is for the promotion of push notifications to ensure the maximum number of mobile users see a notification and act on it.

As we have noted, icon badges only appear on the app launcher icon whenever the related app has an active notification. In practice, if a user long-presses the app icon, a notification can appear as well.

Typically, notification dots automatically disappear when the application has nothing to show, and the mobile user has nothing to do. So, to enable app icon badges on Android devices, here are a few instructions and pointers:

As has been noted, if a user seeks to hide app icon badges, they can hide them easily. This option is understandable as despite notifications being often useful, the continual presence of badge app icons can be annoying to some.

Android 8.0 (API level 26) introduces functionality for displaying notification badges on app icons in supported launchers. Notification badges show notifications associated with one or more notification channels in an app, which the user has not yet dismissed or acted on. Users can turn off badges for notification channels or apps from the Settings app. Notification badges are also known as notification dots).

Users can also long-press on an app icon to glance at the notifications associated with a notification badge in supported launchers. Users can then dismiss or act on notifications from the long-press menu in a similar way to the notification drawer.

By default, each notification channel reflects its active notifications in your app's launcher icon badge. You can use the setShowBadge() method to stop the presence of notifications from a channel being reflected by a badge. You can't programmatically modify this setting for a notification channel after it's created and submitted to the notification manager.

My Pixel doesn't have that though, it appears that no apps have badge notifications anymore and so if I clear out my notifications from the pull down bar I have to open each app to see if they have new items.

This is a because Pixel (and also Nexus) devices do not support app badges. More specifically the launcher does not. It is the launcher that must support them rather than the app itself. Your Galaxy S4 supported this because Samsung built support for them into their launcher.

Unlike iOS, Android does not have a system wide API to fetch unread badge counts for all apps. In short, unread badges are only ever going to work so well on Android. For example, unread badges can be reliably fetched for SMS messages, but there remains no bulletproof way to fetch the number of unread Hangouts, Allo or Facebook Messenger messages.

Due to the diverse landscape of Android device manufacturers and launchers, please be aware there may be unpredictable variations in how app badge counts are displayed or not displayed on different devices.

In the world of Android, one size rarely fits all. This principle holds true when it comes to setting application badge counts, due to the lack of a standardized API provided by Android system for this functionality.

Different Android launchers have chosen to implement badge counts in their unique way. Most launchers including popular ones like Nova Launcher, Microsoft Launcher, etc., have their specific methods to handle this feature.

Consequently, to ensure that your application's badge notifications appear correctly across these diverse launchers, you must resort to programming specific code implementations for each launcher. This means adapting your code to the specific requirements of each launcher's unique badge count-indicating mechanism.

These changes are enough for your application to run on an Android based Samsung device and correctly update the app icons badge number. It also gives you a starting point and guide as to how you could start implementing support for other launchers within your application.

Starting with VPN apps, which Google considers critical for user privacy and security due to handling sensitive data, the Play Store will display the "Independent security review" badge in the Data Safety Section.

I keep getting that icon badge to say I have a notification on the app. How do I view the notification? Why is it popping up? I've never seen a icon badge on Spotify and I've looked every where on the app to try to just view it to get rid of it.

This article is a continuation of a series of potential Essentials APIs, that can be added to .NET MAUI later. It is devoted to the AppIcon badge. If your app sends notifications or you want the user to pay attention to the app, this API is what you need.

Microsoft recently added a feature to OneNote for Android that (optionally) puts up a floating 'badge' that shows up on lock screen, and while using any app (it floats along left or right side and usually doesn't obstruct anything - you can easily reposition as desired). When you tap on it, it lets you select a notebook and add a note with a title, without having to switch away from the app. Pretty slick. Would like to see Evernote do this too! e24fc04721