Facebook App Gets ‘Quiet Mode’ for respite from Push Notifications

Mark Zuckerberg introduces digital well-being like feature in its Facebook mobile app.

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Facebook has updated its main mobile app and has added an all-new “Quiet Mode”. With this new setting option, Facebook will allow users to pause “most” post notifications for a specified time period to minimize distraction. The social media site announced this new feature on a newsroom post on Thursday.

This new Quite Mode, stops push notifications and in-app notifications for a designated amount of time (can also be scheduled).

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Think of it as Facebooks own focus mode. Though, there are some exceptions such as privacy update notifications legally required alerts will still go through.

If you open the Facebook app during the quiet hour, it will remind you ‘Quiet Mode’ is turned on and also show the remaining time. Users will be able to terminate the mode manually.

The new update is currently rolling out for iOS users and will be available for Android users in May, the company says. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to use Quiet Mode on Facebook Mobile iOS app:

How To Use Quiet Mode on Facebook Mobile App on iOS

  1. Go to Main Menu

    Open Facebook app, tap on the hamburger menu icon on the bottom right corner.

  2. Manage Your Time

    In the main menu options you have to look for Setting & Privacy, then tap on ‘Your Time on Facebook’ followed by a tap on ‘Manage You Time’.

  3. Choose Between Quiet Mode or Scheduled Quiet Mode

    Now, Facebook will present you with two options. While the Quiet Mode blocks all notification until user exits Quiet Mode. With Scheduled Quiet Mode, user schedule starts and end time of Quiet Mode.

  4. Managing Quiet Mode in Facebook

    The user can get out of the mode by tapping on Manage Quiet Mode and then on End Quiet Mode.

Deepak RajawatDeepak Rajawat
Deepak Rajawat is a technology journalist and editor with over 12 years of experience in both print and digital media. Before transitioning to online journalism, he contributed to renowned publications including Hindustan Times and The Statesman.

At Smartprix, Deepak reviews smartphones, laptops, TVs, and soundbars, with a focus on answering the real-world questions that matter most to consumers. Over the past decade, he has reviewed more than 1,000 devices, combining hands-on expertise with a user-first approach.

A graduate in Journalism and Mass Communication from Calcutta University, Deepak also follows emerging technologies closely—including Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), and Mixed Reality (MR). Earlier in his career, he covered sports with the same passion he now brings to tech.

He is based in Noida and joined Smartprix in September 2015.

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