Hi! I understand you're getting notifications about replies to comments on the Rumble app and want to disable those. Let's try to get that sorted for you on your iPhone with iOS 18.7.

First, can you confirm if these notifications are push notifications (pop up on your phone) or email notifications? Also, have you already tried adjusting any settings in the Rumble app or your iPhone's settings?

Generally, for push notifications on iOS, you can:

1. Open the iPhone Settings app.
2. Scroll down and tap on "Notifications."
3. Find and tap on the "Rumble" app in the list.
4. Here, you can disable notifications entirely or customize which types you want to receive.

However, the Rumble app itself might have internal settings to control comment reply notifications specifically. Could you please open the Rumble app and check if there’s a notifications or settings menu? Sometimes you can toggle off just comment reply alerts from there.

If you want, I can guide you through those steps once you check.

Does this sound good to start? If you have already tried some of this, let me know what you’ve done, and we can explore deeper options.

I have already on the Rumble app turned off notifications

Thanks for letting me know that you've already turned off notifications within the Rumble app itself. Since the notifications about comment replies are still coming through, it suggests they might be coming from another source, likely email or system-level push notifications.

Let's try these next steps tailored for your iPhone with iOS 18.7:

1. Check iPhone Notification Settings for Rumble Again:
- Go to Settings > Notifications > Rumble.
- Since you said you turned off notifications in the app, confirm that "Allow Notifications" is toggled off here as well to completely block push notifications from Rumble.

2. Verify Email Notification Settings:
- Sometimes Rumble sends email alerts separately from app notifications.
- Open an email notification from Rumble and look for an "unsubscribe" link at the bottom of the email to disable email notifications.
- Alternatively, log into your Rumble account on a browser, go to your profile or settings, and look for notification preferences—there is often an option to disable comment reply emails.

3. Check Rumble’s Website for Notification Settings:
- Visit rumble.com and log in to your account.
- Go to your account settings or notification preferences.
- Adjust or disable comment reply alerts here if you find them enabled.

If after these steps you're still receiving notifications about comment replies, could you clarify whether they are push notifications on your screen or emails? That will help me narrow down the cause and suggest the exact fix.

Let me know how it goes! If needed, I can also guide you step-by-step through any of these settings.

I keep getting notifications about replies to comments.

Hi again! Thanks for your patience. Since you mentioned you're still getting notifications about replies to comments even after turning off notifications in the Rumble app, I checked further for the best way to turn off specifically comment reply notifications on your iPhone.

Here’s what I recommend:

1. Double-check Push Notifications for Rumble in iPhone Settings:
Go to Settings > Notifications > Rumble on your iPhone and toggle Off "Allow Notifications" completely, so no push notifications from Rumble come through.

2. Manage Notification Preferences on Rumble Website:
- Log into your account at rumble.com.
- Go to your profile settings or notification preferences.
- Look for options related to comments or comment replies.
- Turn off notifications specifically for replies to comments.

Sometimes the app controls and website controls are separate, so disabling notification types on the website helps.

3. Unsubscribe from Email Notifications:
If these notifications are emails rather than push alerts, check the bottom of a recent Rumble notification email and click the “unsubscribe” link or go into your email preferences on the website to turn off email alerts about comment replies.

4. Known Issues and Workarounds:
Some users on forums like Reddit’s RumbleForum have reported difficulties fully stopping comment reply notifications. The best approach is to make sure all notification avenues (app, iPhone settings, website, and email) are disabled.

If you’d like, I can guide you step-by-step through managing these settings on your iPhone and the Rumble website.

Are the notifications you’re getting push notifications on your phone’s screen, emails, or both? That will help me narrow down the exact step to focus on next.

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I keep getting notifications about replies to comments.

Hi again! I see you're still getting notifications about replies to comments on Rumble and want to disable those specifically. Since you've already turned off notifications inside the app, let's focus on some other important areas that might control these alerts.

Here’s a step-by-step plan for your iPhone with iOS 18.7:

1. Check iPhone Notification Settings for Rumble:
- Go to Settings > Notifications > Rumble.
- Make sure Allow Notifications is toggled off to stop all push notifications from Rumble.

2. Manage Notification Preferences on Rumble Web:
- Log into your Rumble account via a browser at rumble.com.
- Go to your profile or account Notification Settings.
- Look specifically for notification options about comment replies and turn them off.
- Sometimes app and website controls are separate, so modifying these web settings is critical.

3. Unsubscribe from Email Notifications:
- If you are getting emails about comment replies, open one of those emails.
- Scroll down and click the unsubscribe link to stop email alerts.
<br4. Check for Pending Notifications: Sometimes notifications sent before the setting change still come through for up to 72 hours.
<brIf you'd like, I can guide you through these steps one by one to make sure nothing gets missed.
<brThese methods align with community discussions and official recommendations about controlling Rumble notifications1 5.
<brDoes that help? Are these notifications appearing as pop-ups on your phone, or are they emails? That can help me further narrow down the exact steps to focus on.