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Home›Tech Advice›How to Turn Off Annoying Sounds in the Facebook App

How to Turn Off Annoying Sounds in the Facebook App

By Matthew Lynch
July 17, 2023
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Facebook is a popular social media platform that keeps us connected with friends, family, and the world. However, one aspect of the Facebook app that can be bothersome for many users is its notification sounds. From constant message pings to video autoplay sound, these noises can disrupt your peace and concentration. If you’re tired of those annoying sounds in the Facebook app, here’s how you can turn them off.

Step 1: Open the Facebook App

Launch the Facebook app on your mobile device by tapping on its icon from your home screen or app drawer. Make sure you are logged into your account.

Step 2: Access Settings

In order to customize notification sounds within the Facebook app, you’ll need to access its settings:

• On iOS devices:

• Tap on the three horizontal lines at the bottom right corner of your screen.

• Scroll down and tap on Settings & Privacy.

• From there, select Settings.

• On Android devices:

• Look for three horizontal lines at either the top or bottom right corner of your screen (location may vary depending on device model).

• Tap on it to open a side menu.

• Scroll down and tap on Settings & Privacy.

• Select Settings from there.

Step 3: Navigate to Notification Settings

Once within Settings:

• For iOS users:

• Scroll down until you find an option labeled Notifications, usually located under “Preferences.”

• Tap on it.

• For Android users:

• Look for an option labeled Notification Settings, often found in sections like “Media and Contacts” or “Advanced Features”.

• Tap on it.

Step 4: Customize Sound Preferences

After accessing Notification/Notification Settings:

1 . On both iOS and Android devices: You should see a section labeled Sounds or Notification Sounds. Tap on it.

2 . Within the Sounds/Notification Sounds menu: – Toggle off the options that you find annoying, such as “In-App Sound” or “Video Autoplay Sound”. – Some devices may also allow you to adjust the volume level of Facebook’s notification sounds—lowering it might help reduce annoyance without muting them completely.

Step 5: Save Changes

Once you have customized your sound preferences:

• On iOS devices:

• Simply exit out of Settings—the changes will automatically save.

• On Android devices:

• Look for a back arrow icon at the top left corner of your screen and tap on it.

• You’ll be taken back to the main Settings menu.

• From there, tap on Save, Apply, or any similar option available in order to save your changes.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can easily turn off those annoying sounds within the Facebook app. Customizing sound preferences allows for a quieter and less disruptive browsing experience. Whether it’s disabling message pings or muting video autoplay sound, taking control over these notifications can bring peace and tranquility while using Facebook.

Remember that these settings are specific to the Facebook app and won’t affect other apps’ notification sounds on your device. Enjoy a more peaceful browsing experience as you connect with friends and explore content on Facebook!

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