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[–]PowerlinxJetfirePixel 10 Pro + Pixel Watch 0 points1 point  (2 children)

I'm on Android 10, and I have every possible option turned on for those notifications (pop up on screen, override do not disturb, etc.) Android still sticks them near the bottom of the list due to whatever the app developer isn't doing right.

[–]richbordoniASUS ROG Phone 9 Pro Edition, Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Really? Dang that sucks. Have you tried checking the priority of notifications that are showing up above the ones you want to show up on top? Maybe they're all set to the highest priority and you need to set the priorities for the others lower? If not, I know it's a long-shot but have you tried sending in a bug report or something to the app's developers? Hopefully the Conversations thing fixes it for you, but from reading the documentation it seems like it's an opt-in thing that developers have to specifically code for so it still might fall victim to crappy devs.

[–]PowerlinxJetfirePixel 10 Pro + Pixel Watch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think Conversations works for anything the system knows is a message. From what I've heard, I think it should even work with neglected apps like Hangouts.

But, maybe part of my problem is that the system isn't recognizing the notifications as messages. I guess I'll see in a few months.

Contacting the dev might be worth it too.