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I see that apps can request to have Notification Access which states that they can dismiss app notifcation and stuff like that. But what does that mean? Like how would one go about dismissing app notifications and stuff like that within your application.
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Some features have to be stripped off to make the software perform well on such hardware. The "Notification Access" permission however has nothing to do with you receiving notifications. It's a permission for apps to "read" your notifications, not "send" them.
The serious vulnerability is Android's “Notification Listening Service,” which can be enabled by a permission a newly installed app tricks users into granting, and which will allow the app to intercept and manipulate incoming messages.
Uninstall and reinstall the app. As well as clearing the app cache to fix the notification issue, you may also try to uninstall and reinstall the affected app to fix Android notifications not working. Simply go to the Play Store and locate the app, then uninstall it. Safely install the app again and continue using it.
I believe you are looking for the NotificationListenerService added in Android 4.3. With it you can listen to new notifications being posted, and manage them, including dismissing them. You can find the documentation here.
To dismiss a notification, for example, you would call the cancelNotification method, and provide it with the key, that you previously got from the getKey() method, of a notification. These notification objects can be obtained by calling the getActiveNotifications() method.
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