Have you recently updated your Samsung Galaxy S23 phone? If so, you may have noticed a change in the color of app notifications.
Like you, there were many users complaining about the change in the color of app notifications.
Luckily, you only have to follow some simple solutions to change back the notification colors to the default color. In this guide, we will show you what these solutions are. So keep reading.
Note: Solutions in this guide can also apply to Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus and S23 Ultra.
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Why Did the Notification Color Change After Updating My Samsung Galaxy S23?
As we said earlier, many people are confused when the notification colors on the Samsung Galaxy S23 suddenly change after an update. You may be wondering about this too.
When a new update is in production, the developers likely choose the notification colors for a specific purpose. Perhaps they wanted to make them easier to distinguish from other notifications, or maybe they chose brighter colors that would stand out more against different backgrounds.
However, it seems like this is not something the developers have intended to do because there is no evidence or mentions in the update. So this is very likely a bug that has come along with the update you have installed.
Now that we know why the notification color changed after your Samsung Galaxy S23 update, let’s look at how to fix it.
Fix 01: Clear System UI App Cache
One solution to this issue is to clear the System UI App Cache. This is a quick and easy process that can be done in just a few steps.
To follow the One UI cache, follow the steps below:
- Go to Settings.
- Then, tap on Apps.
- Scroll down and tap on One UI Home.
- Go to Storage.
- Tap on Clear cache.
Fix 02: Clear System Cache
It is a good practice to clean the system cache after doing a software update. If there are any corrupted files or apps on your device causing the issue, clearing the system cache may fix it.
This can be done by following these steps:
- Turn off your device.
- Plug a USB cable into the device.
- Press and hold the Power key + Volume up keys for a few seconds. When the recovery menu appears, release the keys.
- Use the volume keys, highlight the Wipe cache partition, and press the power key.
- On the confirmation prompt, select Yes and press the power key again.
- Once the cache is cleared, you will see the recovery menu again. Use the volume keys, highlight the Reboot device now, and press the power key again.
Fix 02: Change the Color Palette
If you don’t know, One UI has a color palette feature that you can use to customize colors as you wish.
From there, you can simply change the notification color to the color that had before the software update.
- Open Settings.
- Tap on Wallpaper and style.
- Then, tap on the color palette.
- Now select the color palette and change it as you want.
Fix 03: Reset All Settings
If changing the color palette did not work, you can reset all the settings of your Galaxy S23. Once done, all of your device settings will be restored to their factory defaults, fixing any misconfigurations done by the update and bringing back the original notification color settings for each app.
Here is how you can reset all settings of your Samsung Galaxy S23:
- Head over to Settings.
- Go to General management.
- Tap on Reset.
- Tap on Reset all settings.
- Confirm.
Wrapping Up
So which method worked for you? Did you able to fix the notification color on your Galaxy S23? Don’t forget to give us a feedback in the comment section.
Additionally, if you have any questions regarding this guide, don’t hesitate to leave a comment. We will be happy to help.