Mobile push notification settings
Choose which actions will trigger push notification settings for Trello mobile. You can enable or disable push notifications for a category, or for each individual action.
Push notification options
Trello mobile lets you configure push notification so you only get notified for the actions that are important to you.
Choose to receive push notifications when you’re mentioned on a card, or when a due date is approaching on a card you’re watching.
Or, enable notifications for individual actions and categories. These are the categories and each action that you can select when configuring push notifications:
Card notifications
Added to a card
Removed from a card
Comment on a card
Attachment added to a card
Change made to a card
New card created
Board notifications
Added to a board
Removed from a board
Made an administrator of a board
Board has been closed
Workspace notifications
Added to a Workspace
Removed from a Workspace
Made an administrator of a Workspace
The push notification settings within the app won’t have any impact when receiving a notifications from people who joined your board or Workspace through a shareable link.
Configure push notification settings for iOS
In the Trello app for iOS, tap the Notification tab, then tap the Settings icon near the top right corner. Select actions you definitely want to be notified about and deselect actions you’d rather not be notified of in a push notification on your mobile device.
You can navigate to Trello’s Notification Settings from the iOS Settings menu > Notifications > Trello, scroll the the bottom and tap Trello Notification Settings to pop open the Trello App and choose exactly which actions you want push notifications about.
Configure push notification settings in Android 8.0 and above
In the Trello app for Android, view your Notifications and tap the Settings icon near the top right corner. Tap the Push notification settings option. Tap on each category to view the additional setting options or toggle the category on/off using the switch.
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