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# Notification Preferences
Decide how and when CertLocker gets your attention.
Tap **More** in the navigation bar, then tap **Notification Preferences**.
## Send Me Notifications
The **Send me notifications** switch at the top turns all notifications on or off. When it's off, nothing reaches you, but your choices below are kept, so if you change your mind later and turn it back on, everything is just as you left it.
## Reminder Timing
Scheduled reminders, like an approaching expiration, arrive at your **Preferred reminder hour** in your **Timezone**. Tap either one to change it.
## Choose Your Events & Delivery Methods
Notifications are grouped into **Certs**, **Training**, **Orgs**, and **Followers**, with each event listed by name, such as **Cert expiring soon**, **Training invite**, or **Org invite**. Below each one, you'll see how it reaches you, for example **Enabled: Inbox, Push, Email, Text**.
Tap an event to choose its delivery methods: **Inbox**, **Push**, **Email**, and **Text Message**. To receive push notifications, install CertLocker on your phone or tablet and allow notifications when asked. If you choose email or text and we don't have your address or phone number yet, CertLocker will ask for it.
## Default Reminder Schedule
For **Cert expiring soon**, you can also set the **Default reminder schedule**: how long before expiration we start reminding you, and how often we repeat.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Each Cert can have its own schedule, too.** To change the reminders for one Cert, open it and change its **Expiration reminder** (see [Update Cert Details](/my-certs/update-cert-details.md)).
{% endhint %}
## Test Delivery Methods
To make sure everything is set up, scroll down to **Test delivery methods** and tap **Send test**. CertLocker sends a test notification on every channel, then shows the **Results** for each one: **Sent**, **Skipped** (with the reason), or **Error** (with details to help you fix it). Check your email, phone, and devices to be sure each test arrived.
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