10-03-2016 17:19
10-03-2016 17:19
10-05-2016 05:54 - edited 10-05-2016 05:54
10-05-2016 05:54 - edited 10-05-2016 05:54
Hi there @DibaSr, good to see you around. In this case the Blaze notifications are automatically deleted in a period of 24 hrs or sooner. Also if it exceed a maximum of 30 notifications, the oldest are replaced as new ones come in. Restarting your phone should not have an impact on your notifications whatsoever.
Let me know if the issue persist on a daily basis to investigate further. I'll be around if you have more questions.
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10-06-2016 05:40
10-06-2016 05:40
@RobertoME Yes, the notifications on the blaze delete when my iPhone is reset. It's only the text, calendar and phone none of the 3rd party apps delete. From my testing, it had nothing to do with time of notifications.
10-06-2016 09:47 - edited 10-06-2016 12:03
10-06-2016 09:47 - edited 10-06-2016 12:03
Hi there @DibaSr, thank you for providing me more details. Certainly this is odd, so I tested it by myself with a Blaze and my iOS device. I have replicated the same scenario you mentioned before, but the only difference is that the notifications were not deleted after the soft restart.
So lets do this from scratch, just remember to sync before to proceed, to avoid any lost of data:
Lets take a pause here and, try to set up your tracker as a new device on your existing account
Now your tracker is set up as a new device again, so let proceed with enabling your notifications.
Lets give it a try and don't forget to keep me updated.
"Great things are done by a series of small things brought together.” What's Cooking?
11-02-2016 07:50
11-02-2016 07:50
11-19-2016 11:19
11-19-2016 11:19