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Summary: This article guides you through adjusting your phone or tablet to receive notifications correctly, even if they are delayed or missing. | ||||
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Introduction:
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You may receive notifications late or not at all, often because of your device configuration. To resolve this issue, check:
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| ⚠ Attention: Android systems vary depending on the manufacturer and its custom interface. The path indicated may therefore differ on your device. If you have difficulty, contact your phone brand's support team. |
I - Delete and reinstall the app:
Delete the app:
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Reinstall the app:
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If the app does not appear, check that your Apple or Google account is linked to a supported country. If the download does not start or gets stuck, make sure you have enough storage space and a good mobile or Wi-Fi connection. |
II - Check the notification settings for the Enki app:
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III - Check that push notifications are enabled in the Enki app:
Enable notifications for your device:
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1. Choose your device from the "Home" menu by clicking it. 2 . Click the 3. Check that the | |
Enable notifications for your security:
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1. In the Home menu, click "My security". 2. Click the 3. Check that the | |
IV - Check the battery saver for your app:
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V - Check the app's other permissions:
This section applies only to Android smartphone users. For optimal operation, grant all required permissions. |
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1. Open your phone's Settings. 2. Go to Apps. 3. (If necessary) Select Manage apps. 4. Find and open the Enki app. 5. Under Other permissions, check that all permissions are granted. |
VI - Check that the Enki app is authorized to start in the background:
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VII - Check that data usage is allowed on all channels:
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