Certain notifications will be less likely to make you pull out your hair in Android 15

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Certain notifications will be less likely to make you pull out your hair in Android 15
Android 15 Developer Preview 1 was just released the other day and Android expert Mishaal Rahman revealed in a tweet that among the features found in this first look at Android 15 is a "notification cooldown" that "gradually lower[s] the notification volume when you get many successive notifications from the same app" or conversation. Unless a change is made between now and the release of Android 15 later this year, the "Notification cooldown" feature will be turned on by default.

Users will be able to choose between setting the Notification cooldown for all notifications or only conversations. If you keep getting notifications from a rather chatty messaging group that you're a part of, the feature will make the constant notifications less annoying. So whether it is an out-of-control group chat or constant notifications from an app, the feature will reduce the notification volume every time you receive a notification from the same app or same chat. The first notification will be heard at regular volume but will decrease with every notification after that.


No matter how many times a notification repeats, it will never be completely silent. The idea is that the user hears the decreasing notification volume and recognizes that a notification just received is from an app or a conversation that has already sent notifications. This way, the user might decide to skip a low-volume notification and not bother to open one until it is accompanied by the regular notification volume indicating the latest notification is from a new sender.

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After an unknown period of time, the Notification cooldown will reset and notifications from all apps and conversations, even those that have sent you multiple notifications, will be accompanied by regular notification volume.

Google is aiming for one more Android 15 Developer Preview next month with the start of the Android 15 beta program taking place in April. One beta release per month is scheduled from April through July with the beta reaching platform stability in June. The final release of Android 15 could come in September or October. Last year, Android 14 was released by Google on October 4th.
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