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Re: How To Disable Text Notifications

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‎04-25-2017 13:45

‎04-25-2017 13:45

My daughter loves playing with my Blaze but is reading all my text messages! How do I disable them please?

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‎04-25-2017 14:15

‎04-25-2017 14:15

In the app, go to account and select your tracker. You can disable text, calls and/or calendar events under notifications.

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‎04-25-2017 14:46

In response to ThatGreen

‎04-25-2017 14:46

Thanks for the reply. I turned off notifications, but they're still coming through. I've rebooted my phone, so will wait and see x
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‎04-25-2017 14:46

In response to ThatGreen

‎04-25-2017 14:46

Thanks for the reply. I turned off notifications, but they're still coming through. I've rebooted my phone, so will wait and see x
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‎04-25-2017 14:50

In response to Clarabella41

‎04-25-2017 14:50

Remember to sync your tracker after turning off notificationsSmiley Happy

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‎04-26-2017 02:21

In response to ThatGreen

‎04-26-2017 02:21

Ah! Of course, thank you x
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