Who Form 8655 Alerts 2024

Hey guys, welcome back to Expose Tuesday! Today, I'm reviewing a module that enables you to turn on a feature that's built in the KitKat by default. Let's check it out! So, the first thing we want to do is download and install the actual module itself. We'll go and download and look for "heads-up notification." It's currently only supporting Android 4.4, and that's because the feature is only available there. Once you have that installed, check and restart. The main benefit here obviously is what you get in this display and what you see. You have heads-up notification, ongoing notification, and a different basically option only available in full-screen. This is basically if you're playing a game or watching a video. It's only available during those functions, and that's really one of the main benefits that you get out of it. If you don't want it to show up sometimes in areas where it only shows up, you know, if you have something that is covering your entire screen, remove it. Heads-up padding is just more of a customization of the view. You can also hide low priority notifications if you don't want them in Halo for a very fashion. Also, notification delayed, this is where you can control how often and how long its notification gravity. This requires a reboot for it. The notification filtering, you can either go with whitelisting or blacklisting. I currently have it on whitelisting, and I just like to keep Hangout running. For me, it's one of those things that you always want to have access to but you necessarily didn't know it even existed. So, an example would be, I'm going through and you can see here, notification comes in. I can see it, I can interact with it, or I can just let it...