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Galaxy SGo to: Settings > Lock screen > Notifications
Make sure “Notifications” is enabled.
Tap on “Notifications” and choose “Details” or “Icons”, depending on what you want.
Make sure “Show content” is selected (not just “Icons only”).
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Galaxy SSamsung sometimes hides this: Settings > Advanced features > Motions and gestures
Toggle “Turn on screen for notifications” or “Lift to wake” or “Double tap to wake”.
If you don’t see this option, go to: Settings > Display > Edge screen > Edge lighting
Enable Edge lighting, and then set it to show when screen is off.
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Galaxy SGo to: Settings > Notifications > Notification pop-up style
Select “Brief”
Tap “Included apps” and make sure your messaging apps (e.g. WhatsApp, Messages) are turned on.
Also, enable Edge lighting style here if you want a visual effect when the screen is off.
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Galaxy SPlease try these steps:
1. Check Lock Screen Notifications
Go to Settings → Notifications → Lock screen notifications.
Make sure it’s set to Show content and not “Icons only” or “Do not show”.
2. Enable Brief Pop-up / Edge Lighting
Go to Settings → Notifications → Brief pop-up settings (or Edge lighting style).
Turn on Show even when screen is off.
3. Check Always On Display (AOD)
If AOD is enabled in “Tap to show” or “Scheduled”, notifications won’t wake the screen.
Try setting it to Show always and see if notifications light up.
4. Check Battery & Power Saving
Go to Settings → Battery → Background usage limits.
Make sure your messaging app (like WhatsApp, Messages, etc.) is not restricted.
5. Safe Mode Test
Restart your phone in Safe Mode to check if a third-party app is blocking notification pop-ups.
If none of these work, try clearing cache in Recovery mode or wait for the next software update, as sometimes this is a One UI bug.
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Galaxy SWe're sorry to hear about your experience.
To assist you further, follow these steps:
1. Settings > Software update > Download and install > Download > Install now.
2. Check Lock Screen Notifications
3. Enable Brief Pop-up / Edge Lighting
4. Check Always On Display (AOD)
5. Safe Mode Test
6. Settings > General management > Reset > Reset network settings > Reset settings > Reset.
If the issue persists, please visit a service center for further assistance. You can locate your nearest service center using the link below: https://www.samsung.com/ae/support/service-center/.
