Theres nothing complicated about enabling and setting up push notifications on your iPhone.

Lets start with the fact that notifications are enabled by default in iOS.

You cant turn them all off with one button.

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Valeriy Odintsov

The only way to disable/enable and customize them is for each app separately.

In a nutshell, it’s crucial that you enable Banners in the Alerts section to receive push notifications.

For a more detailed guide, check it out below.

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when you’ve got enabled all these features, you should get push notifications from this app.

Alternatively, perform an action in the app that should trigger a notification.

The only thing I find inconvenient about this is that you oughta customize each app separately in this way.

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You cant do this for all of them at once.

On the other hand, this is a plus.

For example, I canturn off notifications for emailand leave enabled for the rest apps.

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Enabling these alerts on your iPhone ensures that you stay informed and can take appropriate actions when needed.

Its easy:

If you useflashlight notifications, its best to keep them for Emergency Alerts only.

What are the emergency alert types?

Emergency notifications may differ from standard notifications in appearance and sound.