You can schedule various YouTube notifications to arrive at a specified time, rather than just being bombarded with them throughout the day. Follow the details below to learn more.
Although there are countless other video streaming services available, you simply can not get your hands on YouTube. With various new videos added every day, users are currently spoiled for choice. And to make sure you do not miss any videos, you will tend to keep the notifications from the app. In addition, you also want to be notified whenever someone likes or responds to your comment. Although a good idea in itself, but not if you tend to follow various developers and regularly comment their video. Because you constantly receive notifications at random times.
To avoid such situations, YouTube offers a nice feature. You can schedule delivery of all YouTube notifications at a specific time. Let's see how that could be done. In addition, if you want to prevent certain videos from appearing on your feed, see our tutorial on blocking unwanted YouTube videos on Android.
How to schedule YouTube notifications
- Open the Youtube application and tap your avatar present at the top right.
- Now go to Settings menu.
- Under Settings, tap the Notifications option.
- If you can not access the Notifications menu, it is probably because it has been disabled. To enable it, follow the steps below:
- Go to Settings and go to Apps and notifications
- Now press See all applications "xx". To select Youtube in the menu.
- Then press Notifications and activate the Show notifications switch.
- To continue the YouTube notification planning process, return to the Notifications menu built into YouTube.
- first, activate the switch next to Programmed summary.
- then tap on the Scheduled Summary option. This will open the Delivery time dialog box.
- Scroll and adjust the time according to your needs.
- Finally, press Finished.
That's it. You have successfully scheduled YouTube notifications at a specified time. Now, you will not just be warned at random anytime, but by the time you specified above. In addition, it would include all notifications. For example, when your subscriber channel posts a new video, when someone responds or likes your comment, etc. In addition, all notifications will appear as unique bulk notifications. You can expand them and read them all as an individual message by simply tapping the main notification.
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