To turn off these notifications, you actually need to access the post’s settings from the drop-down menu. Similarly, if you update your status, you will literally be alerted on all activity that then takes place on it (like, comments, and shares). If this annoys you or gets to be too much, you can return to that post and click “Stop Notifications.” Let’s say you comment on someone’s post and then you start receiving notifications each time someone else comments on it.
You can see what we mean in the following screenshot. If these feel like a distraction or interruption, you have to attend to each occurrence that spawns notifications (or perhaps more simply, not participate in social networking), to turn them off. When someone tags you in a photograph, notifications. When you post a status update, and friends comment or like it, you’ll get notifications. When someone writes on your timeline, you’ll get a notification. It’s important to understand, some notifications will just always happen. You can turn that group’s notifications off in the group itself, or you could delve into the account settings and handle it there. The other items you may want to note from these account notification settings, include “Friends’ life events” and “Group activity.”įor example, let’s say one of the groups you belong to is very busy and you’re always getting alerts. Go ahead and tap “Birthdays” and you see it’s a simple decision, either on or off. Also, if you manage a Page or Pages, you can decide which, if any notify you when there’s activity on them.
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