Hey there! Let's tackle your two questions about translated push notifications clearly:

1. Can I receive pre-translated foreign language push notifications? #

This mostly depends on the app sending the push and your device settings:

• If the app natively supports multiple languages, just head to its settings, switch to your preferred language, and future pushes will automatically come in that translated language.
• If the app doesn’t offer multi-language support, your device’s native system won’t translate push content by default. You’ll need to rely on third-party tools for this (which ties right into your second question).

2. Can I translate Hebrew app notifications using tools like Google Translate before receiving them? #

Absolutely—here are a few practical, actionable ways to make this work:

• System-level translation (Android): On Android 10 and above, enable features like Live Caption or Translation Bubble in your system settings. When a Hebrew notification pops up, a translation option will appear automatically; tap it to view the translated content. Just make sure your target language (e.g., English, Chinese) is added to your system language list first.
• Third-party notification translation apps: There are dedicated apps built to monitor your notification bar, detect foreign-language notifications, and display them translated into your chosen language. You’ll need to grant them notification access, then set Hebrew as the source language and your preferred language as the target.
• Manual translation with Google Translate: For shorter notifications, you can take a screenshot and use Google Translate’s camera translation feature, or copy the notification text and paste it directly into Google Translate. This is a manual workaround though—less convenient than automatic options.

A quick important note: When using third-party notification apps, stick to reputable ones with transparent permission requests to avoid privacy risks, since notifications can contain sensitive personal information.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者taylor