If you accidentally swiped away all notifications, there's a way to look at your notification history on Android. You do need to turn it on first, though.

The newest version of Android offers various ways to control notifications. Follow these steps to manage notifications in Android 10.

You can see old notifications on an Android that you've previously cleared via the device's Notification Log, which is accessible in Developer Mode.

Fortunately, on Android, there’s a straightforward app available now that maintains a functional log of your entire notifications’ history, called Notif Log.

There’s also an option for checking Android’s native notification log but that only shows the app name, not the notification content.

If your Galaxy S10 continues to have notification problems after an Android 10 update, the other possible reason that you want to check is presence of bad third party app.

Notification History Log should work with any device running Android 4.4 KitKat or higher, which pretty much covers any phone you could currently be using.

Now Android has long included a way to see dismissed notifications. But on Android 10, this Notification Log is effectively hidden from users, probably because it’s a half-baked and confusing ...

Android users will be told of new device logins to their Google accounts via a notification on the smartphone rather than by email.

If you'd like to be able to view your notification history on Android, you're in luck. Android 11 allows you to view dismissed notifications from the past 24 hours. Jack Wallen shows you how.