On my M1 Macbook Air I am getting Tips for how to use Monterey. How do I stop that?
There isn't a menu bar for the Tips program where I can change the preferences. There isn't a Tips application that I can disable. I can't get a right click menu when on the Tips program. In the search function on System Preferences, the word "tip" doesn't find anything so I can't turn it off there.
I just had to do this too.
In Settings --> Notifications & Focus,
on the Notifications tab, scroll down through the app names and click on Tips. Then, on the right half of the window, click to turn off the "Allow notifications" switch.
I just had to do this too.
In Settings --> Notifications & Focus,
on the Notifications tab, scroll down through the app names and click on Tips. Then, on the right half of the window, click to turn off the "Allow notifications" switch.
Just wanted to say thanks for this!!
I already thought it was bad enough in Monterey 12.0, but I guess I finally exhausted all the tips.
Then I updated to 12.1 today and they all started *again*! Horrible, horrible, horrible design decision. Thank god now I never have to be interrupted by yet one more set of digital distractions.
Thank you for helping me with the neverending game of digital whack-a-mole. I have no idea why developers think that more notifications is what the users want.
It's System Preferences not Settings. The rest of the answer is correct and helpful.
Thank you so much. I searched for a "Tips" app and didn't see one in the applications folder. But of course it's a system app and therefore only shows up in the Notifications section. I really appreciate your time and effort in responding to my question.
Stop Monterey tips?
