A big update is coming in early April! Honor Magic 6 series will support smart hiding of banner notifications

Recently, Honor announced that the highly anticipated Magic6 series mobile phones are expected to receive a system update in early April 2024. This update will specifically optimize the smart hiding function of banner notifications to provide a better user experience. However, the specific release time has not yet been finalized, and relevant staff are announcing it when answering user inquiries. It is recommended to refer to the actual push time, and it is recommended to stay tuned and upgrade the system in time.

#The data editor understands that the smart hiding function of banner notifications has gradually received attention in the current smartphone market. The core of this function is that when a mobile phone user receives a banner notification from an application, the mobile phone can intelligently determine whether the current user is the owner. If it is detected that a non-owner is checking the phone, the system will automatically hide the specific content of the notification, thus effectively protecting the user's privacy.

Currently, in addition to Honor’s upcoming Magic6 series, some models on the market already support this practical function. OPPO's Reno7, Find X5 series and some Huawei Mate30 and P40 series (all limited to Kirin processor versions) have been adapted to the banner notification intelligent hiding function.

Huawei and OPPO users said that activating this feature is very simple. Huawei mobile phone users only need to enter settings, notifications and status bar, hide notification content, and enter facial data to enable it. OPPO mobile phone users need to go through the settings, notification and status bar, and notification smart hiding paths. They can also enjoy the convenience brought by this function after entering facial information.

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