Choose 'Notifications' to reveal a list of all the different categories of notifications created by the System UI app.įinally, after selecting the option, you can choose to disable 'Override Do Not Disturb' to prevent this notification from disturbing you while Do Not Disturb mode is enabled. Once selected, find 'System UI' on the list and select it to open its App Info page.

Choose 'Show system' to reveal the system apps in the list. Open the main Settings menu and select 'Apps & notifications.' Choose 'see all X apps' (X will be the number of apps installed on your phone) and select the three vertical dots in the upper-right corner. I'll cover both method, starting with instructions for turning it off. You have two options for dealing with those annoying 'Battery is low' notifications in Android 9.0 Pie: You can either make them less intrusive, or outright disable them. In short, you can finally change how the low battery notification appears, or even turn it off altogether. Not only are they pushing all new apps and updates to target Oreo, forcing more apps to adopt the feature, but they are expanding Notification Channels to work with preinstalled apps like System UI, which manages the low battery notification, among other things. With Android 9.0 Pie, Google is expanding Notification Channels, first introduced in Android 8.0 Oreo. Well, with Android 9.0 Pie, we finally can escape this. Not just because I know my phone will die soon, but until I reach a charger, I have to deal with the annoying low battery notification and LED light.

I don't know about you, but nothing is more annoying than when my phone hits 15% and I'm nowhere near a charger.

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