Where to find Lemon8 notification settings in TikTok
Lemon8 notifications appear in your TikTok app because TikTok owns both platforms and sends you alerts about activity on Lemon8 — a social app focused on lifestyle content and shopping. You control these notifications inside TikTok's settings, not in a separate Lemon8 app. Open TikTok, tap the profile icon in the bottom right, then tap the three horizontal lines (menu) in the top right corner.
From the menu, scroll down and tap Settings and privacy. Then tap Notifications. You will see a list of notification types, including one labeled Lemon8 or Lemon8 recommendations. This is where you control whether TikTok sends you Lemon8 alerts.
Key Takeaways
- Lemon8 notifications come through your TikTok app, so you turn them off in TikTok Settings, not in a separate app.
- Go to your TikTok profile, open the menu, tap Settings and privacy, then Notifications to find the Lemon8 toggle.
- You can turn off all Lemon8 notifications at once, or turn off only specific types like recommendations or messages.
- If you do not see a Lemon8 option in Notifications, the feature may not be active on your account yet.
Turning off all Lemon8 notifications at once
The fastest way to stop all Lemon8 alerts is to find the main Lemon8 toggle and switch it off. In the Notifications menu, look for an entry that says Lemon8 or Lemon8 recommendations. Tap it once to open the detailed options, then tap the toggle switch next to the main setting to turn it off completely. This stops every type of Lemon8 notification your account receives.
After you turn off the toggle, TikTok will no longer send you notifications about Lemon8 activity, new followers on Lemon8, or recommendations to use the app. The setting takes effect immediately — you do not need to restart TikTok or your phone.
Turning off specific types of Lemon8 notifications
If you want to keep some Lemon8 notifications but silence others, tap the Lemon8 entry in your Notifications menu to see the breakdown. You may see options like Lemon8 recommendations, Lemon8 messages, or Lemon8 followers, depending on what your account has access to. Each one has its own toggle switch.
For example, you might turn off recommendations but keep messages on so you still see direct messages from people on Lemon8. Tap the toggle next to each notification type you want to disable. This gives you control over which Lemon8 alerts reach you without blocking everything at once.
What happens when you turn off Lemon8 notifications
Turning off Lemon8 notifications only stops the alerts — it does not delete your Lemon8 account, remove you from the app, or affect your TikTok experience. You can still use Lemon8 if you have an account there. You simply will not receive push notifications or in-app alerts about Lemon8 activity anymore.
If you change your mind later, you can turn the notifications back on by returning to the same Notifications menu and switching the toggle back to on. There is no waiting period or re-registration required.
If you cannot find the Lemon8 notification option
Not every TikTok account has Lemon8 notifications available yet. TikTok rolls out features gradually, so your account may not show a Lemon8 option in the Notifications menu. This does not mean the feature is broken — it means your region or account type does not have access to it yet.
If you do not see Lemon8 listed, check that you are in the correct Notifications menu: Profile icon → Menu → Settings and privacy → Notifications. Scroll through the entire list to make sure you did not miss it. If it truly is not there, you do not have Lemon8 notifications enabled on your account, and there is nothing to turn off.
Controlling notifications on your phone's operating system
Even if you turn off Lemon8 notifications in TikTok, your phone's operating system can still send notifications if TikTok has permission. To block notifications at the phone level, go to your phone's Settings app, find TikTok in the list of installed apps, and tap Notifications. You can turn off all TikTok notifications here, or allow them but disable specific notification types.
On iPhone, go to Settings → Notifications → TikTok. On Android, go to Settings → Apps → TikTok → Notifications. This is a second layer of control — you can use it to block all TikTok notifications (including Lemon8) without opening the TikTok app itself. Most people do not need to adjust this unless they want to silence TikTok completely.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will turning off Lemon8 notifications delete my Lemon8 account?
No. Turning off notifications only stops the alerts. Your Lemon8 account stays active, and you can still log in and use the app whenever you want. You just will not receive notifications about it through TikTok.
Can I turn off Lemon8 notifications but keep other TikTok notifications?
Yes. In the Notifications menu, you can toggle off only the Lemon8 option while leaving all other notification types on. This does not affect notifications from TikTok itself, your followers, or messages.
Why do I see Lemon8 notifications if I never signed up for Lemon8?
TikTok sends Lemon8 notifications to all accounts in regions where the app is available, whether or not you have created a Lemon8 account. These are promotional notifications designed to encourage you to try the app. You can turn them off in the Notifications menu.
Do I need to update TikTok to see the Lemon8 notification settings?
You should have the latest version of TikTok installed for the smoothest experience. Open your phone's app store, search for TikTok, and tap Update if one is available. However, if Lemon8 notifications are not in your Notifications menu, it is because your account does not have access to the feature yet, not because of an outdated app.
Can I turn off Lemon8 notifications on my phone but not on my computer?
TikTok notifications are managed separately on each device. If you use TikTok on both your phone and a computer, you can turn off Lemon8 notifications on your phone while leaving them on on the computer, or vice versa. Adjust the settings on each device independently.