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How to Disable the Full-Screen Calendar Alerts on Your Samsung Galaxy Phone

A smartphone displaying a calendar app with weather updates.

By default, when there's a new event in Samsung's Calendar app, it pops up with an obnoxious full-screen window to let you know. Thankfully, there's a way to turn these into regular notifications.

You could always disable the Samsung Calendar app and use a different app instead, or you could turn off notifications for Calendar altogether. But if you want to stick with Samsung's app and just shrink its notifications, here's what you do.

Disabling Full-Screen Calendar Notifications

Open the Samsung Calendar app and tap the hamburger button (three lines) in the top-left corner. Tap the gear-shaped icon to open the app's settings, then select "Alert priority" and set it to "Light."

Settings menu on a mobile device with highlighted gear icon.
Calendar settings interface with options for event visibility, vendor management, and alert configurations.
Audio settings interface with options for styles and sound.
Settings menu on a mobile device with highlighted gear icon.
Calendar settings interface with options for event visibility, vendor management, and alert configurations.
Audio settings interface with options for styles and sound.

Going forward, future Calendar event notifications will appear as a simple "heads up" style notification at the top of your screen — much less in-your-face than the full-screen style.

How to Disable the Full-Screen Calendar Alerts on Your Samsung Galaxy Phone
How to Disable the Full-Screen Calendar Alerts on Your Samsung Galaxy Phone
How to Disable the Full-Screen Calendar Alerts on Your Samsung Galaxy Phone
How to Disable the Full-Screen Calendar Alerts on Your Samsung Galaxy Phone

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