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It is a known issue.<br />
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Ask HN: Has Facebook turned off email notifications?<br />
<a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14125762" rel="ugc">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14125762</a><br />
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Not receiving close friend notifications from facebook in outlook email<br />
<a href="https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook_com/forum/oemail-osend/not-receiving-close-friend-notifications-from/5b57391a-3abe-424e-a2a8-3e50a9f33e9b" rel="ugc nofollow">https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook_com/forum/oemail-osend/not-receiving-close-friend-notifications-from/5b57391a-3abe-424e-a2a8-3e50a9f33e9b</a><br />
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Which email service provider do you use?
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I usually see them now when I open Chrome browser all and any messages come as notifications appears on &nbsp;the bottom right of the browser.<br />
I rarely get emails other than a few from family and those are directly to me not just comments added.<br />
Facebook has changed the nature of communications over time because of spammers, there is 4 main parts to Facebook , I look at the top there is from left my name channel, then there is Home, where everyone who makes a comments is added including all web sites I have liked, <u>then there is Find friends, then Friend requests,</u> &nbsp;not used much<br />
then Messages. then world icon&gt;notifications.
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Jackie Man, as stated, my email provider--or the one associated with my FB account--is AOL. Should I see if &nbsp;changing my FB designated email carrier to my gmail account makes any difference?<br />
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But this seems to be a FB server issue, as I get some few emails but not all.<br />
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Thanks.
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What is the difference between your own solution and my comment?
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As of two days ago, I stopped receiving most of my Facebook email notifications. Those that come through indicate both friend and group postings, so I'm not just missing one kind of notification.<br />
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Yes, my FB notification setting, which allows &quot;all notifications except the ones you unsubscribe to,&quot; is ticked. No, the notifications aren't going to my email spam folder.<br />
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I suspect this is an FB issue that I'm powerless to do anything about, other than sending them a &quot;report&quot; of the problem, which I've done. But I'm wondering if anyone has other ideas.<br />
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Thanks.<br />
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Browswer: Firefox 52.02<br />
Mac OSX<br />
AOL
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As of two days ago, I stopped receiving most of my Facebook email notifications. Those that come through indicate both friend and group postings, so I'm not just missing one kind of notification.

Yes, my FB notification setting, which allows "all notifications except the ones you unsubscribe to," is ticked. No, the notifications aren't going to my email spam folder.

I suspect this is an FB issue that I'm powerless to do anything about, other than sending them a "report" of the problem, which I've done. But I'm wondering if anyone has other ideas.

Thanks.

Browswer: Firefox 52.02
Mac OSX
AOL

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