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Home›Tech Advice›Change This Apple Setting to Only Get the Notifications That Matter

Change This Apple Setting to Only Get the Notifications That Matter

By Matthew Lynch
February 1, 2024
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Notifications on our devices are a double-edged sword: they keep us informed and connected but can also become a relentless source of distractions. Thankfully, if you use an Apple device, you have granular control over your notifications, allowing you to curate an experience that ensures only the notifications that matter to you get through.

Step 1: Understand Your Notification Center

Before tweaking settings, understand how the Notification Center works. It is the hub for all your alerts and can be accessed by swiping down from the top of your screen.

Step 2: Manage Notifications via Settings

Go to ‘Settings’ and tap ‘Notifications.’ Here, you’ll see a list of all your apps and their notification status.

Step 3: Customize Notifications for Each App

Click on any app to access its individual notification settings. You can adjust the alert style between banners, which appear at the top and go away automatically, alerts that require an action to dismiss, or none at all.

Step 4: Adjust Sound and Badges

For each app, you can determine whether it should make a sound when a notification comes in or show a badge on the app icon indicating unread notifications.

Step 5: Group Notifications

Grouping notifications can be a game-changer. You can group by app, which piles all notifications for each app together or dynamically, which organizes multiple notifications by topic and thread.

Step 6: Use ‘Do Not Disturb’ Wisely

Use ‘Do Not Disturb’ to silence all notifications during specific times or while at certain locations. You can schedule this feature based on time or activate it for meetings detected on your calendar.

Step 7: Leverage ‘Focus’ Modes

iOS 15 introduced Focus modes, allowing further customization. You can set up different profiles—like Personal, Work, or Sleep—and specify which contacts and apps can notify you in each mode.

Step 8: Consider Turning Off Non-Essential Alerts

Evaluate whether you need alerts from all your apps. Turn off those that don’t contribute positively to your day.

By precisely tailoring your Apple device’s notification settings, you’ll be less inundated with irrelevant information and more attuned to the things that genuinely need your attention. With reduced distractions, you can increase productivity while maintaining important connections.

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