Here’s how to enable, disable push notifications from Philo
Here’s how to enable, disable push notifications from Philo
We’ll run through instructions on how to toggle push notifications from Philo on your mobile device here.
With all the content available on Philo, it can be hard to keep up with the latest premieres on the streamer. Not only does Philo offer almost 20 of The Streamable’s top 35 cable channels, but it also includes free subscriptions to HBO Max and discovery+, and provides on-demand content from AMC+ through its own app as well.
There’s also a large number of free streaming channels available with Philo, and if you’re worried you won’t be able to keep up with all the new shows and movies that hit the service regularly, you may want to use mobile push notifications to stay informed. Conversely, you may want to switch notifications from Philo off to help clear some digital clutter. No matter your preference, we’ll help you toggle notifications from Philo on or off here.
Everything you need to know about mobile push notifications from Philo
How to turn mobile notifications from Philo on or off
Like many (but not all) streaming services, Philo does not offer a pathway to turn mobile notifications on or off directly through its app. Instead, customers will have to go directly into their phone settings to make the change. This is a simple process on both Android and iOS devices, however.
- Open the settings menu on your phone.
- Scroll to notifications, and tap app notifications if needed.
- Locate the Philo app in your list.
- Switch the notifications toggle on or off according to your preference.
What will Philo send notifications about?
Philo will send mobile push notifications about new content, such as TV shows or movies, that it thinks subscribers will have a particular interest in. In addition, the streamer may opt to send promotional offers, including discounts, to viewers via push notifications to their mobile devices.
Philo
Philo is a live TV streaming service designed for entertainment lovers, offering flexible ways to watch without the high price of traditional TV bundles. The service now features two paid plans — Essential and Bundle+ — alongside its existing free streaming offering, giving customers a range of options depending on how much live and premium content they want.
