Stack Notification For Free

There are several types of notifications, which include badges, banners, alerts, vibrations, and sounds. Badges are the counters that appear on an app's or folder's icon to let you know how many new of something you have, such as email messages, texts, event invitations, and so on.

The stack of notifications appears as a single card, which users can expand to view the details from each notification separately. The new setGroup() method makes this possible while allowing you to still provide only one summary notification on the handheld device.

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Open from the Lock ScreenTap a group of notifications to view all recent notifications from that app. Swipe left over a notification to manage alerts for that app, or clear the notification. Touch and hold a notification to view the notification and perform quick actions if the app offers them.

The stack of notifications appears as a single card, which users can expand to view the details from each notification separately. The new setGroup() method makes this possible while allowing you to still provide only one summary notification on the handheld device.

If an app has sent more than one notification, the notifications may be stacked together. Tap the stack to see all of the notifications expanded. In Notification Center, you can swipe to the right on a particular notification to open it in the originating app.

In iOS 12, Apple corralled notifications by grouping them into stacks so you no longer see an endless screen of alerts. To expand a stack of notifications on either the Lock screen or in Notification Center (swipe down from the top of the screen), tap the stack.