
Unless you want people to see your Slack or Teams DMs popping up.
Allow notifications when mirroring or sharing the display: Whether you’re on lots of calls where you share your screen or you’re running a PowerPoint in the conference room, you might want to keep this setting off to avoid annoying notifications showing up in front of people. Allow notifications when the screen is locked: If you turn this off, your computer will keep quiet about notifications coming in when you’re away from the keyboard when your computer is locked (either by sitting idle or when manually triggered, like with the Control + Command + Q shortcut). Or, if you’d rather your Mac alert you for everything, turn it on. Allow notifications when the display is sleeping: If your Mac puts its display to sleep, you might not want it to keep flashing back on for every notification you get, so you can turn that off. Open your computers System preferences, then click on Notifications.
When Unlocked gives you the convenience of seeing the message except when the Mac is locked. Check your macOS notification preferences. These options indicate when you want notifications for any app to actually show you its contents, like the actual text in a text message you receive. The main issue is that I am not getting my Slack notifications from work, which is a deal breaker.
Select Preferences from the drop-down menu. Show previews: A drop-down menu gives you the choice of Always, When Unlocked, or Never. Im having an issue with notifications on my OnePlus6. Access your notification settings To access your notification preferences in your desktop app: Click the title of the U-M Slack workspace in which you are currently working.