From: this@ddress.is.invalid   
      
   VanguardLH  wrote:   
   > Frank Slootweg  wrote:   
   >   
   > > Andy Burns  wrote:   
   > >> VanguardLH wrote:   
   > >>   
   > >>> I get a lot of those OTP or 2FA messages when trying to login.  I get a   
   > >>> notification, tap on it, takes me into the Messages app, and I see a   
   > >>> list of these type of messages, so I pick the code from the topmost   
   > >>> message.   
   > >>   
   > >> For me, the new messages are at the bottom of the list, and I get   
   > >> focussed towards them, so I don't see the issue you describe, once in a   
   > >> blue moon I do "delete all messages" for the 2FA sender to clear the   
   > >> clutter ...   
   > >   
   > >   Not only that, but the 2SV (not 2FA) code is often already visible in   
   > > the 'closed' notification. If not visible, you open the notification,   
   > > the code is now probably visible. If not visible, you tap the   
   > > notification, you now see the list of recent activity (for all numbers),   
   > > the most recent notification, i,e, the 2SV one, *is* at the top.   
   > >   
   > >   All-in-all totally standard, ever since at least Android 4.   
   > >   
   > >   What you should *not* do, is open the *message* directly from the   
   > > notification, because then it is - oh horror - at the bottom of the   
   > > list, but, as you say, still in focus.   
   > >   
   > >   All-in-all totally standard, ever since at least Android 4, so I   
   > > wonder why VanguardLH has this 'problem' with his new phone, but not   
   > > with his old one.   
   >   
   > I merely asked if there was a sorting option.  From everyone's response,   
   > the answer is No.   
      
     Yes, but you endlessly whined about it - especially to Stan - in the   
   context of getting a 2SV code via SMS and having no end of trouble   
   finding the right message, instead of accidentily stumbling on wrong   
   ones. *That* 'problem' is, as I explained, the mobile phone version of   
   PEBKBAC.   
      
     AND, as you yourself found out, there's a very good reason that -   
   other than in e-mail -, the newest SMS message is at the bottom, because   
   that's where the reply box is.   
      
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