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When you join a new group on Facebook, you're automatically subscribed to all notifications by default. That means your notifications feed can end up being littered with unnecessary alerts every time someone posts something to that group. Luckily, Facebook gives you an option to disable these annoying behaviors.

IOS 12 introduces Notification Grouping, a long-awaited feature that groups all of the notifications from a single app together in one neat bundle that prevents the Lock screen from becoming overly cluttered.

Notification grouping: Choose how notifications for the app are grouped. Options include: Off: Notifications aren't grouped. Automatically: Your Apple Watch uses information from the app to create separate groups. For example, News notifications are grouped by the channels you followCNN, Washington Post, and People.

To tweak this feature, open Settings and then tap Notifications. Locate the app for which you want to disable notification grouping and tap it. Tap Notification Grouping under Options at the bottom of the app's notification settings screen. Tap the Off option here to disable notification grouping for the app.

If you don't see notifications on your Apple Watch To check your connection, swipe up on the watch face to open Control Center. If your devices are disconnected, you might see the red iPhone icon , the red X icon , or the Wi-Fi icon . Try to connect your iPhone and Apple Watch.

Select an app and tap Notification Grouping. Select one of these options: Automatic: The notifications from the app are grouped according to organizing criteria within the app, such as by topic or thread. By App: All the notifications from the app are grouped together.

Starting in Android 7.0 (API level 24), you can choose to display related notifications in a group (previously called "bundled" notifications). For example, if your app shows notifications for received emails, you should put all notifications into the same group so they can be collapsed together.