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Notifications

Notifications are a tradeoff between awareness and exposure.

Anonomi lets you fine-tune which events generate notifications so you can stay informed without drawing attention or leaking metadata through your lock screen.


When enabled, Anonomi shows a reminder notification when the phone starts if you are not signed in.

This is useful if:

  • You reboot your device frequently
  • You rely on Anonomi for time-sensitive communication
  • You want a prompt to restore connectivity after restart

Consider disabling this if:

  • Notifications themselves create risk
  • You prefer to control when the app becomes active

Configure alerts for direct, one-to-one conversations.

You can choose how private message notifications behave, including:

  • Whether notifications are shown at all
  • How visible they are on the lock screen (system-dependent)

In high-risk environments, consider:

  • Minimizing notification detail
  • Disabling previews at the system level

Configure alerts for private group chats.

Group activity can generate more frequent notifications than direct messages. Adjust these settings if:

  • Notification volume becomes noticeable
  • Group participation should remain low-profile

Configure alerts for public groups (forums).

Public groups may have:

  • Higher message volume
  • Less predictable activity
  • Wider membership

Many users choose to:

  • Disable notifications entirely for open groups
  • Check them manually instead

  • Notifications can reveal usage patterns, even if message content is protected
  • Lock screen visibility is controlled partly by the operating system
  • Sounds, vibrations, and pop-ups may attract attention in sensitive environments

If notifications increase risk:

  • Disable them selectively
  • Or disable them entirely and check messages manually

  • Enable only the notifications you truly need
  • Prefer silent notifications over audible alerts
  • Review your OS-level notification privacy settings
  • Reassess notification settings when your environment changes

Notifications should serve you, not expose you.