Samsung Galaxy A53 User Manual page 83

notification at a fast glance, choose Details. This option also lets you adjust notifications' transparency and
auto-reverse their text color.
Transparency: Adjust the slider to see more of your Lock screen wallpaper behind the notification.
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Auto-reverse text color: Automatically adjusts the color of the notification text to make sure it's readable
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against your background.
Hide content: Hide notification content in the Notification panel.
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Notifications to show: Enable either Alert and silent notifications, or Alert notifications only.
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Show on Always On Display: Show or hide notifications when your Always On Display is active. This option
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may not be available on all devices or when you are using Power saving mode.
Snooze notifications
Just like how you snooze your alarm clock every morning, you can "snooze" your notifications too. This will make
them disappear and then reappear after a set amount of time.
To snooze a notification from the Lock screen, tap the down arrow to fully open the notification.
Tap the Snooze icon (it looks like a bell), select your desired amount of time, and then tap Save.
Note: The Snooze option may not be available on all software versions.
Emergency alert notifications
Emergency alerts are messages sent by public services to alert you of dangerous weather, missing persons, or
other matters of local or national importance. If desired, you can customize which emergency alerts you receive
and disable ones you don't want, except for National alerts.
To adjust these alerts, navigate to and open Settings, and then tap Notifications. Tap Advanced settings, and then
tap Wireless emergency alerts. The following options are available but may differ depending on your carrier:
National alerts: National warning messages issued by the national government. These alerts cannot be
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turned off.
Extreme threats: Extreme threats to life and property, such as a flash flood or hurricane.
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Severe threats: Severe threats to life and property. Considered slightly less dangerous than extreme
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threats.
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