Question about the Moto X's active display

[worknman]

I don't have this phone yet, but am seriously considering getting it. I just wanted to know when you get multiple notifications, how does the phone choose which one is on active display? I have watched several Youtube videos, and I see where you can choose which apps can 'display actively', but nobody has gone into detail about what happens if you get more than one. For example, if I get a text on Google Voice and then get a notification on G+, can I tell the phone that Google Voice messages have priority over G+ or Facebook? And if not, how does it decide which one to display?

 

[Haalcyon]

That's a good question. If its not done simply by first come first serve it'll be interesting to see what criteria is used.

 

[Stang68]

From what I understand, it shows all of the notifications. Only the most recent will be actionable with a swipe, though. The other ones just display underneath.

 

[CutlaSS]

I think you are correct Stang68. Based on your selections in "display actively", you will see them all below the clock. Too bad the color of them cant be changed like the LED of yore could....But this is certainly progress.

From what I understand, it shows all of the notifications. Only the most recent will be actionable with a swipe, though. The other ones just display underneath.

 

[globster2000]

From what I understand, it shows all of the notifications. Only the most recent will be actionable with a swipe, though. The other ones just display underneath.

That is correct

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[njguy0414]

I had a similar question. I also post over on Reddit/r/motox and someone was kind enough to not only answer my questions, but made a video. Hope this helps you.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56BNNLc6ccE