
If you continue to scroll down to the bottom of this screen the following “How You Get Notifications” appears: Just when you think you are done, there is still one more important setting to manage. Here is a full list of the types of messages you can decide to opt out of:Ħ. Going down the list, you should choose for each activity what notifications you want to receive and where you want to receive them.Įliminating email notifications will remove any potential for Facebook spam messages or bulk messages coming directly from Facebook without eliminating attractive messages from people you know and trust. Here is what it looks like for the first type of notification: “Comments”:ĥ. SMS text sent to your smartphone where you have the Facebook App installed.Click on “Notifications” and then you will get choose the following as pictured below for each type of Facebook notification: From there, you will want to click on “Settings,” which will open up the following panel on the left hand side and your full screen should look as follows:Ĥ. Clicking on “Settings & privacy” will take you to this next screen below:ģ.

From the home screen, tap on your avatar in the top right hand corner, which should reveal the screen below:Ģ. Note that I am showing you screenshots from the desktop version, and since Facebook was originally developed for desktop, I highly recommend you manage things here.ġ. Where do you even begin to manage all of this? It can be confusing, but your journey to avoid unwanted messages should be as follows.

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