How to Block Candy Crush Requests on Facebook
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Ever wondered how you can stop those relentless Candy Crush requests on Facebook? Let’s dive right into solving this little puzzle, shall we?
So, you’re scrolling through your Facebook, and there it is again â another Candy Crush request. If you’re looking for a way to block these notifications, you’re in the right place.
Quick Fix: Blocking Candy Crush Requests
The fastest way to stop Candy Crush requests on Facebook is by adjusting your notification settings. Simply go to the ‘Settings & Privacy’ section on Facebook, find the ‘Apps and Websites’ settings, and you can turn off requests from Candy Crush there.
Another approach is to directly block the game. In the same ‘Settings & Privacy’ area, look for ‘Blocking’. Here, you can add Candy Crush to the list of blocked apps. Voilà ! No more pesky requests.
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