We do so many things with our LG K12 + that they have now become sensitive elements, we don't always want them to fall into just any hands. Whether it concerns messages, photos, browsing history… There are a good number of points that we certainly don't want to share with the whole world.
Today we will focus on the information that remains accessible even the locked mobile phone. And, you will probably have noticed, there are many, among others those of messages, your emails, your applications that send you push notifications ... If you want to preserve your privacy, there is a solution for this. kind of problem, we will, in this article, show you how to hide the content of messages in the notification bar of your LG K12 +?
In this context, first, we will see how you can deactivate notifications on your LG K12 +, then, how to hide only the content of messages while keeping the information that you have received a new message on your LG K12 +.
How to hide all notifications on an LG K12 +?
We start our tutorial by showing you the two possible solutions in the event that you want disable notifications on your LG K12 +. We will first explain to you how to deactivate notifications from a single application, such as Facebook Messenger, or your Messages application to be quiet and that curious little ones cannot know with whom you are exchanging messages. . Then, in a second step, how to disable all the notifications of your LG K12 +. If you also want you can take a look at our tutorial to find out how to hide an application icon on your LG K12 +.
How to turn off notifications from a single app
We start with the first option, it is probably the one that interests you the most. In fact, disabling notifications on your LG K12 + only from messaging applications or an application that you do not want your loved ones to know about or what is happening on it is in most cases the most common reason. of that kind of research.
The technique is very simple, follow in a very simple way the few indications below:
- Go to the “Settings” of your LG K12 +
- Access the "Applications" menu
- Find the application whose message content you want to hide in the notification bar of your LG K12 +
- In "Application settings" tap notification and turn off the display of notifications thereof
How to turn off notifications from all applications of its LG K12 +?
Finally, in the event that you have enough, in addition to not wanting to share them, of the inevitably higher number of notifications that we receive, there is a radical technique to ensure that you are not more disturbed by these. However, you will have to do the procedure yourself of going to check in each application if you have received a message or in the event that something has happened, to hide the content of all applications in the notification bar of your LG K12 + follow the directions below:
- Go to the “Settings” of your LG K12 +
- Click on "Notifications"
- Deactivate all the notification options so that you no longer have displayed anything in the notification bar of your LG K12 +
How to hide only the content of the message on the notification bar of your LG K12 +?
Finally, in the event that you want to hide only the content of the messages in the notification bar of your LG K12 + , the technique will be significantly different. It will give you the option, even unlocked phone, not to display the preview of messages in the notification bar. We present it to you below:
- Go to the “Settings” of your LG K12 +
- Go to the "Applications" menu
- Select the messaging app whose content you want to hide
- Disable the option "Viewing notifications"
Otherwise, in the event that you simply want to hide the content of the messages on the lock screen of your LG K12 +, follow these instructions:
- Go to the “Settings” of your LG K12 +
- Go to the "Lock screen" menu
- Click on the "Notifications" tab
- Activate the option "Hide content"
In the event that you want as many tutorials as possible to become the king of the LG K12 +, we invite you to explore the other tutorials in the category: LG K12 +.
