FNR Notifications Reader 9.04.26

This app is a top-level app that is completely free. It is specifically designed for individuals with experience using Android devices. This app aims to provide users with the most comprehensive app of its kind, but it does require some time to learn how to use it effectively. Users can consult a rich and exhaustive set of documentation, including 10,000 text help lines translated into seven languages and 40 help YouTube videos in English and Italian. If you do not fit this description, it is recommended that you avoid downloading this app to maintain your mental sanity.

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Presentation of the App

Free Notification Reader (FNR) is an app that reads out notifications from various apps by voice. It can read notifications from apps such as WhatsApp, Telegram, Handcent SMS, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Calendar, and more. FNR can also read the caller's name if available.

Features:

• User can choose which apps FNR will read notifications from
• User can set FNR to read any field of the incoming notification and even customize its content
• User can adjust the number of characters in the notification to be read
• While FNR is reading a notification, users can clear it by shaking the phone or pressing the headset button
• User can remove or modify notifications using the advanced filters and dictionary provided by the app
• Delay option available where FNR will wait a few seconds before reading a notification

Other features:

• User can have the time/daytime read at selected intervals
• User can have FNR read the current battery status based on selected thresholds
• User can configure FNR to read notifications only when a Bluetooth earphone/headset/car-stereo, or wired earphones are connected
• FNR can also be set to read notifications only when movement is detected, when the phone is charging, or when the screen is off
• User can prevent FNR from reading notifications during certain times

Volume:

• User can choose to follow the volume setting of the system or use the volume of FNR on the desired audio channel

Reply by Voice:

• This exclusive feature allows users to reply to incoming messages using their voice, offering convenience and proficiency

Summary:

With Free Notification Reader (FNR), users can check notifications from various apps and incoming calls without looking at their phone, making it ideal for driving or exercising. If you are wearing Bluetooth earphones while cycling long distances, you can concentrate on your ride while checking notifications on your phone. FNR also provides numerous options to cater to your specific usage environment. By utilizing these rich options, you can freely configure when and how notifications are read based on your preferences. You can choose to enable or disable notifications based on connection status with peripherals such as earphones, Bluetooth headsets, and geo-positioning. Unfortunately, this app does not support Android Auto and smartwatches due to their customizations and the potential issues they may cause.