HyperOS (and older MIUI) is powerful but noisy — out of the box it loves to throw app recommendations, ads, and system nudges at you. Here is how to tame notifications on Xiaomi and Redmi without losing the alerts you actually care about.

Per-app rules

  1. Open Settings → Notifications → App notifications.
  2. Tap an app to see Show notifications, Lock screen, Sound, and Pop-up toggles.
  3. Turn off what you don't want; for a chatty app, set No sound / No pop-up but keep banners so you can still spot it in the shade.

Notification channels

Most apps split alerts into categories (messages, promotions, reminders). To control them:

Lock screen & pop-ups

HyperOS can show alerts as floating pop-ups or on the lock screen:

DND & Focus

Use Do Not Disturb (swipe down → tile) to suppress everything except starred contacts or specific apps. Set schedules for sleep or meetings so alerts don't wake you.

A longer history

Xiaomi's built-in Notification History (Settings → Notifications → More settings) only keeps ~24 hours and stores previews. If you need to recover a notification on Xiaomi from days ago, or search full text, that buffer falls short.

That is where Dingpin helps: it captures every alert on-device into a searchable log you control, with no account and no server uploads — a longer memory than HyperOS gives you by default.

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FAQ

How do I stop one app from sending notifications on Xiaomi?

Go to Settings → Notifications → App notifications, find the app, and turn its alerts off (or set it to 'No sound / No pop-up'). You can also long-press a notification from that app and tap the gear to reach the same channel settings.

Where are notification channels on HyperOS?

Long-press any notification from the app, tap the gear/info icon, then 'Categories' (or 'Notification categories'). Each category — messages, promotions, reminders — can be set to silent, minimized, or off independently.

Can I keep a longer history than Xiaomi's 24-hour log?

Xiaomi's built-in Notification History is a ~24-hour rolling buffer with preview-only content. For a longer, searchable, full-text log on-device, use a local app like Dingpin, which captures alerts as they arrive and lets you scroll back days later.