Notification Access is the Android permission that lets NotiLog read and save the notifications your phone receives. You grant it once in Settings and capture starts immediately; without it the app cannot record anything. You can revoke it at any time, and notifications already saved stay on your device.
Settings → Notifications → Notification access / Special app access).Banking, 2FA, password manager, and OTP notifications are excluded by default, even after you grant access.
Nothing showing up? It's usually the phone's battery saver, not the app. See Fix not saving on Xiaomi / Redmi.
Turn NotiLog OFF in the same Notification Access screen and it stops capturing new notifications. Your saved history stays until you delete it or uninstall.
A system permission that lets an app receive copies of the notifications your phone posts — app name, title, text and time. NotiLog needs it to build your history.
Usually Settings → Notifications → Advanced settings → Special access → Notification access. Some phones show it under Apps → Special app access.
It can read notification text, which may include messages. NotiLog stores them only on your device, encrypted, with no account and no upload. Banking, 2FA, password managers and OTP apps are excluded by default.
Help & Guide → Verify Capture → Send test notification. It should appear on Home within seconds.
Turn NotiLog off in the same Notification Access screen. Saved history remains until you delete it or uninstall.