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Mav3r1ck_1 HI there!
Thanks for the hint, but unfortunately it is not sticking to the lock screen: just popping up once and then disappearing, and am not a big fan of the notification shade as it is so full of clutter that I rarely look into it
If I do not do whatever the reminder says right on that moment it will go forgotten forever... That's the issue for me
I hear you. I understand what you're talking about. So the difference of operating system functionality between iOS and Android you're starting to realize already... Within iOS there is really no notification chain you just have notification dots on top of each application that's on your home screen. Android has the ability of functioning like that, but Android was really meant to notify you via the notification shade when you pull it down from the top. It's always been designed to work like this from the beginning. Now I found it with that being said, when you set a reminder as a notification for your phone, you can set it for a location via GPS, or a time and date. Usually, what I do is I will set a reminder notification on my phone for a certain time and even if I pass the expiration time for that notification it still stays in my notification shade I don't swipe it away and I've trained my brain to just realize it's there and remind myself that it's there and only dismissing and delete that remind the notification once I've done that task that I needed to be reminded of. If that makes sense. Lol
In general, this is how Android does work. Now, as far as a cluttered Android notification shake, that is something you will also have to get used to as part of the learning curve coming from iOS to Android. Usually what I do for my notification shade, there's no notification I look at what it is if I don't need it I swipe it away instantaneously. If it's email I'd launch email from my notification shade etc etc etc. That's what I'm talking about, the way you use Android's notification shade is way different than iOS and the notification dots on top of each application. I hope this helps you out a little bit.... Good luck!