[alister]

After using Lollipop on a few of my other devices I was excited to get this on my Note 4 today. What is confusing me is the lack of an switch I was expecting to see but don't. I can't set individual apps to 'sensitive' or not. The third option is missing on my Note. See example (borrowed from the 'net):



I have "block" and "set as priority" but not the third "sensitive" option. Am I the only one here?

[B. Diddy]

While you're waiting for someone with a Note 4 to answer, try wiping the cache partition as a general troubleshooting step: https://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-14686

[Raptor007]

When it comes to Verizon, they do like to meddle with what features you get and don't get. I would call and ask them why its missing, my guess is they had it removed. If you know anyone on AT&T, T-Mobile or Sprint see if they have it.

[alister]

I was saving that option until I heard from some peeps, BD, but thanks.

My thoughts exactly too, Raptor.

Can anyone else please take a peek on their Note 4 options to confirm?

[Reinaldo Pedreschi Neto]

I don't have this option either in my Brazilian "carrier-free" phone (N910CXXU1BOC3).

I wonder if any Note 4 running Lollipop has this option.

[alister]

I figured it out. It is by design and backwards from what I was trying to do.

Rather than turn off all notifications and select on the ones you want, you have to turn on all notifications and turn OFF the ones you don't.