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Go to Settings and tap Notifications. From the notifications toggle, tap on Advanced settings. Then navigate to Notification history.

Notification Center shows your notifications history, allowing you to scroll back and see what you've missed. There are two ways to see your alerts from the Notification Center: From the Lock Screen, swipe up from the middle of the screen. From any other screen, swipe down from the center of the top of your screen.

Find and open the Settings app (it's the icon that looks like a gear). Open Notifications. Select Notification history.

Once you clear a notification from the notification center, you can no longer see it there. And there is no way to see cleared notifications on your iPhone either. In this case, what you can do is to enable notification badges for your apps.

A notification is a formal notice, request, or warning.

Scroll down to Apps & Notifications from the menu and select and tap Notifications. Tap Notification history and ensure that the Use notification history toggle is enabled. Your phone will now keep a log of all notifications and it can be viewed for 24 hours.

Channel: There are two main ways to send notifications: internal and external. Internal notifications, also called in-app messages, are sent to users within the product. External, or so-called ?push notifications? are short messages that an app sends to users while they aren't using it.

The agreement between the United States and the USSR on notifications of launches of Inter-continental Ballistic Missiles and Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missiles, signed during the Moscow summit, is a practical new step, reflecting the desire of the sides to reduce the risk of outbreak of nuclear war, in particular ...

Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex offers the closest public viewing of launches, as well as launch commentary, bleacher seating and access to exhibits and attractions. Launch viewing tickets are available for some but not all launches, depending on date and time of the launch.

The launch of a possible intermediate-range ballistic missile by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) drew condemnation from UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Tuesday.