How to turn mobile notifications from YouTube TV on, off
How to turn mobile notifications from YouTube TV on, off
With more than 10 million subscribers, YouTube TV can not only lay claim to the title of largest live TV streaming service, but also one of the largest pay-TV companies in the United States overall. The streamer attracts and keeps customers with a strong, well-balanced channel package, as well as user-friendly features that make it easy to watch top channels.
Among those features is mobile push notifications, which allow YouTube TV subscribers to stay up-to-date on the latest TV show and movie premieres on top channels, major sports events, and more. Find out what you need to know about adjusting your notification settings on YouTube TV below.
What you need to know about turning mobile push notifications on or off with YouTube TV
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How to turn mobile notifications on or off with YouTube TV
To turn on mobile notifications for a specific program, such as a new TV or movie premiere, or a major sports event on YouTube TV:
- Open the YouTube TV app.
- Navigate to the program page you want notifications about.
- Tap the Notify icon (also found below the video player on the watch page).
To turn notifications off:
- Open the YouTube TV app.
- Go to the program you no longer want notifications for.
- Click the Notify icon to disable notifications.
- Alternatively, tap your profile picture, then click Settings.
- Tap Notifications, then adjust settings to your liking.
What will YouTube TV send you notifications about?
Any TV show, movie, sports game, or other event you specifically choose to be notified about will cause push notifications to be sent to your phone. In addition, YouTube TV may occasionally send notifications about upcoming events or recommended programs based on your past viewing history and interests.
YouTube TV
YouTube TV is a live TV streaming service with more than 60 channels for $82.99/month. This plan includes local channels 32 of the top 35 cable channels, and regional sports networks (RSNs) in select markets. The base plan includes more than 100 live channels, including major broadcast networks like ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC, as well as popular cable channels such as ESPN, CNN, FX, USA Network, and TNT. Local channels are included in most markets, making YouTube TV a full replacement for traditional cable for many viewers.
