How do I turn notifications on for Pages
that I follow on Facebook?
To adjust notifications for a Page:
1. Go to the Page.
2. Click then select Follow Settings.
3. Below Notifications, select what types of posts you want to be notified
about: Standard or Highlights.
4. Click Update.
When you turn on notifications, you'll get updates each time that person or Page
posts something shared with you.
How do I check notifications for Pages that
I follow on Facebook?
1. Click in the top right of Facebook.
2. Select Settings & Privacy, then click Settings.
3. Click Notifications on the left.
4. Scroll down and select Pages You Follow.
5. From here, you can adjust whether you receive Push, Email or Text
notifications from pages that you follow.
Push, Email and Text Notifications
Push Notifications
How do I adjust my mobile push notifications from Facebook?
When you've downloaded the Facebook app, we may send you two types of mobile
notifications:
Push notifications: sent when you're not actively using Facebook (example:
on your device's lockscreen).
In-app notifications: sent when you're using Facebook. These show up as
numbers over the in Facebook's navigation, or over the Facebook app on
your phone. You can't turn in-app notifications off completely, but you
can choose what you get notified about.
Adjust your push notifications
To adjust what you get push notifications for:
1. Tap .
2. Tap Settings and Privacy.
3. Tap Settings.
4. Tap Notification Settings.
5. From here, tap to adjust how you get notifications and what you get notified
about.
Turn off your push notifications
iOS
To adjust your mobile push notifications on your iPhone or iPad:
1. Tap .
2. Tap Notifications > Facebook.
3. Tap next to Allow Notifications to turn notifications from Facebook on or off.
Android
To adjust your mobile push notifications on your Android device (OS 6.0+):
1. Go to your device settings.
2. Tap Notifications > Applications > Facebook > Notifications.
3. Turn on or off notifications from Facebook.
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How do I turn on Facebook push notifications through Google Chrome or Firefox?
Facebook push notifications are only available on Google Chrome for Android.
To turn on Facebook push notifications through Google Chrome or Firefox:
1. Install the latest version of Chrome or Firefox.
2. Open the browser and log in to Facebook.
3. Click in the top right of Facebook.
4. Select Settings & Privacy, then click Settings.
5. Click Notifications in the left menu.
6. Scroll down and click Browser.
7. To the right of Push Notifications, click to select On or Off.
Note: If you're having issues, clear your browsing data and cookies, then close
and re-open your browser.
Email Notifications
How do I adjust my email notifications from Facebook?
Email notifications are Facebook updates that you receive via email. To adjust your
email notifications from Facebook:
1. Click in the top right of Facebook.
2. Select Settings & Privacy, then click Settings.
3. Click Notifications on the left.
4. Scroll down and select Email.
5. From here, you can adjust how often you receive email notifications and what
you get email notifications about.
If you have more than one email linked to your account, we'll send notifications to
the email you choose as your primary email in your General Account Settings. If
your primary email stops receiving emails, we'll send notifications to your
secondary email address. If you don't have a secondary email or have turned off
notifications entirely, you'll stop receiving email notifications.
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Text Notifications
How do I set up Facebook texts?
You can set up Facebook texts from your settings:
1. Click in the top right of Facebook.
2. Select Settings & Privacy, then click Settings.
3. Click Mobile in the left menu.
4. If you haven't added your mobile phone number to your account, click Add a
Phone and follow the steps. If you've already added a mobile phone number
to your account, click Activate Text Messaging.
Once you set up Facebook texts, you can receive texts (SMS) from Facebook
and update Facebook by sending a text.