I have my Macs and iPads in focus mode - always. My iPhone however is never in focus mode. I have "share across devices disabled".
Yet when others send me an iMessage, they can see that I have notifications silenced. How do I disable that?
iPhone 13 mini
You’re asking about an “all or nothing” phenomenon.
When someone sends you an iMessage, should they see “Notifications silenced” if you silenced them everywhere or if you silenced them anywhere?
Apple has chosen the latter.
If you object, provide feedback to Apple.
Feedback - Messages for iOS and iPadOS - Apple
Check Settings > Messages > Notifications > Allow Notifications.
Well it is on and I am getting notifications. But that's not the issue I was addressing. Maybe I wasn't being clear but it is about what OTHERS are seeing. They are seeing that my notifications are silenced - which is true on my Macs but not on my iphone.
That would disable all notifications that I get from iMessage no?
I'm talking about others messaging me getting the "notifications silenced" line that I don't want them to see.
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That would disable all notifications that I get from iMessage no?
No!
It would disable all notifications if it were turned off. I am suggesting it needs to be on.
Yes it seems that way. I was hoping there is a way to turn off these notifications for others to see altogether, regardless of whether I have focus enabled or disabled.
Remove "notifications silenced" message
