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# Push Notifications

Setup push notifications for ilert alerts

To receive push notifications on alerts, make sure to install the ilert mobile app:

The iOS app is available in the Apple Appstore: [ilert App](https://apps.apple.com/de/app/ilert/id542915864)\
The Android app is available in the Google Playstore: [ilert App](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.ilert.client.iphone)

Login to the app using your ilert credentials, you will be prompted to grant access to receive notifications from the app, make sure to agree.

Furthermore please ensure that you have selected the correct settings to receive push notifications (login to ilert and select **My Profile**).

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Although Push tokens from your mobile devices should be managed automatically, you may remove them manually in your profile settings.

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