With iOS 11, Apple added a new feature to its messaging app, called “silence notifications.” This feature allows you to silence notifications for specific contacts so that you don’t have to constantly be alerted when they send you a message. This can be helpful if you’re trying to conserve your battery life, or if you just don’t want to be disturbed when you’re trying to relax.
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Ways to Silence Notifications on iMessage
If you’re anything like me, you’re constantly receiving notifications on your iPhone or iPad. Whether it’s a text from a friend, a notification from your favorite app, or a notification from Apple itself (like a new message or notification from an upcoming event), you can’t help but check them all.
However, if you’re like me and you’re constantly cluttering up your screen with notifications, there’s a way to silence them all.
To silence notifications on iMessage, open up the Messages app on your iPhone or iPad, and tap on the message you want to silence. On the screen that pops up, tap on the “Notifications” section.
Now, you’ll see a list of all the notifications that are currently active on your iPhone or iPad. To silence a notification, simply tap on the red “X” next to the notification.
And that’s how you silence notifications on iMessage!
How to Get Some Peace and Quiet with iMessage Notifications
iMessage notifications can be a great way to stay connected with your friends, but sometimes you just need some peace and quiet. Here’s how to get some with a few simple tips.
1. Disable iMessage Notifications in Settings
If you just need some peace and quiet, you can disable iMessage notifications in Settings. This will stop all notifications from coming through, including messages, DMs, and call notifications.
2. Turn Off iMessage Sounds
If you want to disable all of the notifications but still be able to hear when someone sends you a message, you can turn off iMessage sounds. This will silence all notifications, including messages, DMs, and call notifications, but you will still be able to hear when someone sends you a message.
3. Disable iMessage Alerts in Messages
If you just want to disable all notifications except for messages, you can disable iMessage alerts in Messages. This will stop all notifications from appearing in the Messages app, including messages, DMs, and call notifications.
4. Disable iMessage Notifications on your iPhone
If you want to disable all notifications on your iPhone, you can disable iMessage notifications in Settings > Messages. This will stop all notifications from appearing in the Messages app, including messages, DMs, and call notifications.
5. Disable iMessage Notifications on Your iPad
If you want to disable all notifications on your iPad, you
Simple Tips for Muting iMessage Notifications
When you receive a silent notification on your iPhone, you can ignore it or silence it. If you silence it, the notification will stop appearing on the lock screen and will not show up in any of your notifications lists. If you ignore it, the notification will continue to show up on the lock screen and in notifications lists.
How to Silence iMessage Notifications Once and For All
There are a few ways to silence iMessage notifications once and for all.
Option 1: Use Messages’ Settings
To silence notifications in Messages, open the app and go to Settings. From here, you can toggle notifications off for all conversations or specific groups.
Option 2: Use a Third-Party App
If you want to silence notifications for a specific conversation, you can use a third-party app. For example, if you want to silence notifications for a group chat, you can use a chat client like Skype.
Option 3: Use a Mac
If you want to completely silence iMessage notifications, you can use a Mac. This option is unavailable on iOS devices.
Option 4: Use a Third-Party App on an iPhone
If you want to silence notifications for a specific conversation, you can use a third-party app on an iPhone. For example, if you want to silence notifications for a group chat, you can use a chat client like WhatsApp.
Option 5: Use a Third-Party App on an iPad
If you want to silence notifications for a specific conversation, you can use a third-party app on an iPad. For example, if you want to silence notifications for a group chat, you can use a chat client like Slack.
Never Be Bothered By iMessage Notifications Again
If you’re someone who hates having to constantly check your iMessage notifications, then this guide is for you! We’re going to show you how to expand those little silence notifications so that they become fun and informative, instead of just a notification telling you that someone has sent you a message.
First, open up the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad and scroll down to the Messages section. Here, you’ll see a bunch of different notification options.
The first thing we’re going to do is expand the number of notifications that iMessage sends you. Tap on the toggle next to the “Notifications” line and change the number of notifications that you want to receive to 10. This will allow you to keep track of 10 different messages at the same time.
Next, we’re going to change the way notifications work. Instead of just showing you a message notification, we’re going to show you a little snippet of the message itself. To do this, tap on the “Text Message” tab and then select the “Message Content” option.
Now, you’ll see a list of all of the messages that were sent to you over the last few minutes. Scroll down until you see the message that you want to see in the notification, and then tap on it. You’ll now be able to see the entire message, without having to open the Messages app.
Finally, we’re going to change the way that the
The Ultimate Guide to Muting iMessage Notifications
If you’re anything like us, you probably don’t want to be bothered with unsolicited messages from your friends and family – and thankfully, there’s a simple way to avoid them.
To silence notifications on your iPhone or iPad:
1. Open the Messages app on your device.
2. Tap thechat bubble next to the person or conversation you want to silence.
3. Tap the gear icon (the three lines in a box) and then tap Notifications.
4. Under Messages, tap the Messages toggle button to turn off notifications for that conversation or individual.
If you want to be alerted when a message from that person is sent, tap the green dot next to their name and choose Show in Notification Center.
Conclusion
If you’re one of those people who loves getting notifications on your iPhone when someone sends you a silent message, you’re going to be disappointed to hear that Apple is removing that feature in iOS 11. Why? Apparently, it’s because people are using the notifications to avoid interacting with other people.
