Navigate to your Notifications settings by clicking on your profile in the bottom right of the app and scrolling to the ‘Notifications’ tabī. Turning on/off all ‘Go Live’ notificationsĪ. You can manage your preferences for this push by:ġ. If your friend in a mutual server starts streaming and chooses to notify their friends, you will receive a push notification like below: The user has not disabled push notifications in their settings.The user has not muted the server that you are streaming in.The user has not received a Go Live notification in the last 6 hours.The user is a member of the server that you are streaming in and has access to the channel where the streaming is taking place.The user is friends with you on Discord.Other users will receive a notification that you are streaming if: After sending a Go Live notification, you must wait at least 15 minutes before you can send another notification, but you can still stream without sending a notification. Your preferences will be remembered for next time. If you would like to send a notification to your friends in this server to let them know that you are live streaming, ensure that the box labeled ‘Notify my friends in this server’ is checked before you click ‘Go Live’.

Before you start streaming in an eligible server, you will see the pop-up below. This feature is only available on servers with less than 50 members and for streamers that have verified their phone number or email.

Streaming Notifications for Notification Recipientsįor Streamers NOTE: We are currently experimenting with adding this feature to servers that have up to 50 members.

This feature helps users stay connected with their friends and avoid missing out on any streaming action. Discord allows users to send push notifications to their friends when they start streaming, or ‘Go Live’, in a mutual server.

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