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# Android App Notifications
The **Notifications** tab in the Solink Android app displays notifications related to alerts, motion events and alarm events:
### Archive Notifications
You can **archive** notifications to reduce clutter and provide easier access to them later.
To archive notifications:
1. Tap the box next to the notification(s) and ensure a "checkmark" icon appears.
2. Select the **Archive** button.
You can then access archived notifications via the dropdown menu at the top of the **Notifications** tab. See the [Sort Notifications](/docs/manage-users-locations-and-your-account/notifications.md) section below for more information.
### Mark As Read
Notifications that you have read appear in gray text. Unread notifications appear in bold, black text:
| **Unread Notifications** | **Read Notifications** |
| ------------------------ | ---------------------- |
| null | null |
If you wish to mark a notification as read:
1. Tap the box next to the notification(s) and ensure a "checkmark" icon appears.
2. Select the **Mark As Read** button.
### Sort Notifications
Select the dropdown menu near the top of the Notifications tab to choose a filter:\
You can sort notifications by the following categories:
* **All**: Displays all notifications, regardless of type.
* **Read**: Displays only notifications that you have read.
* **Unread**: Displays only notifications that you have not read.
* **Archived**: Displays all archived notifications. The archive process is explained in the section above ([Archive Notifications](/docs/manage-users-locations-and-your-account/notifications.md)).
* **Alarms**: Displays all notifications related to video alarms.
* **Clips**: Displays all notifications related to saved clips.
* **Events**: Displays all notifications related to events.
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