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Android Central Question
I have a Samsung S21. I find these toast notifications annoying and pointless. And sometimes they stick around too long. How do I disable it?
Isn't that particular message just part of the app? That's not a system toast.
Most toast messages come from an app, being a special notification or an error. Which system toast are you referring to? We discussed the same issue in this other thread.Isn't that particular message just part of the app? That's not a system toast.
Which system toast are you referring to?
That's a toast from the ACF app.The one posted in the image that I quoted with the big arrow pointed to it.
Some brands have a similar toast message when plugging/unplugging. As mentioned before I think you can only disable it with root or maybe some custom ROM. I think that's a bit like killing a mosquito with a bazooka.I check by putting my phone down on wireless charger and lifting it up again. I get a system toast message saying something like wireless charging stopped ore removed from wireless charging. No, duh. Do they think we don't know we picked up our phone? And if we didn't, the message will be gone by the time anyone sees it unless permanent. Off needs to be one of the options.
I thought disabling accesbilty would of done the trick since it part of its settings but looks like got find the package name so i can try in Package DisablerSome brands have a similar toast message when plugging/unplugging. As mentioned before I think you can only disable it with root or maybe some custom ROM. I think that's a bit like killing a mosquito with a bazooka.
I guess there's a limit on how many things the user can switch from the stock settings.
Might be right , I'll do some digging though.I don't think there's an specific package for those toast messages. As far as I now that's just part of code in the app, system or not.
Oh sorry, I mixed your comment with toenail_clipper's that mentioned the system app (charging). My badThat's what I said.
I didn't even notice u comment until now , you nija inThat's what I said.

