Disable facebook birthdays in notification center ios6

How do i disable the facebook birthdays from the notification center in iOS 6. I unsynced the calendar option in facebook settings yet the birthdays still appear in the drop down. Any ideas?

Have you tried going into the calendar app > then hit the top left button saying calendars > then uncheck the Facebook birthdays and events things. I hope this helped if not then I'm not sure

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Birthdays in Notification Center.

I have an iPhone 4 and (regretably) upgraded to iOS6. I synced my contacts with my facebook account including many birthdays that went along with it. However, now birthdays appear in my notification center everyday.
I have tried the obvious, I've unchecked the birthdays option and facebook birthdays option in the settings tab. The birthdays no longer appear in my calendar but they still show up in my notification center which is really irritating!
help!
thank you in advance.

Turn off facebook notifications. Restart your phone, then turn facebook notifications back on and see if they are gone.

How do you turn off birthdays in notification center?

When I synced Facebook and my contacts, every single one of my friends birthdays were synced with my calendar. I turned off the birthday calendar in the app but they continue to spam my notification center EVERY DAY. Does anyone know how to stop this? If not could we request an update that let's us?

unfortunatly, you can't.
In iOS 6 (or in iOS 5 for matter of fact), birthdays are pulled DIRECTLY from your contacts app and then displayed in notification center, and not through the calendar app. So doing anything from Calendar app won't do anything.
The only solution, sadly, at this point, is to disable contact integration with Facebook if you have issues. Currently, there is no proper fix for this, and I'm afraid we won't be seeing any fix for while....

Click to Tweet and Facebook Posts from Notification Center Stopped Working????!

Ok right now I am REALLY confused. About a week ago, I went to post something on twitter. Naturally, instead of having to go to twitter.com and signing in, I used the Notification center "Click to Tweet" button to make my post. It worked just as you would expect. The little screen popped up, I typed my post and tweeted it.
Just a few days ago, both the Tweet and Facebook Post buttons stopped working. I can click on them all I want, but the little index card-like screen never shows up. I don't know what the issue is, since I had both buttons working a few days ago. To try solving the issue I:
1. Went into the settings for notifications and "Hid" the buttons from Notification center (that didn't work)
2. Removed both my accounts from my laptop and re-added them (that didn't work)
3. Checked to see that the password was correctly typed in... it was (and that still didn't work)
The only thing I have left to do is try shutting down my laptop and restarting it. However I recently had some iPhoto software updates that required the laptop to be restarted. Even though this was after the problem started, it still didn't fix it.
One more thing to note is that in Safari where the "Share" button is... that still works fine. I shared a website I was on to Facebook and it posted successfully. The only problem is the functions in Notification Center.
If anybody has a solution to this issue where the Tweet and Facebook Post buttons stop functioning for Notification center, I would really appreciate it. Thanks
- Dan (ThunderBow98)
NOTE- One other thing. Notifications from Facebook and Twitter still work, however. For instance, I just got a friend request approved on Facebook and that appeared as it should with the little banner notification as well as it appearing in my list of notifications. Somebody re-tweated my tweet and that appeared there too. The only thing that isn't working is the posting features.
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Same thing with me but the Safari thing also doesn't work. I recently changed my twitter username so I thought that might be the problem, but no it isn't. Unfortunately, I can only complain with you, not help you, I apologize, Dan!
What computer+ Mac os are you using? I am MacBook Pro with 10.8.4?
-Anonymous Sir

Facebook Sharing Button (Notification Center & Safari)

I have a Retina MacBook Pro, with mountain lion 10.8.2, my tweeter sharing button works fine (Notification center and Safari) but Facebook doesn't, I've deleted my Facebook account and created again but it doesn't seem to work. However if I delete my Facebook account and hit the share button it loads a message to add my facebook account.

I know the ans...first install os x mountain lion again above all your installation..then see the build it should be.. (12c60) then..update every thing..but dont install or update..."update for macbook pro and macbook air 2.0 "it is the culprit ...then hide that update..and remember to install offline version of combo and supplement update 10.8.2..ok..as sometimes when ur notification cetre not work then installoffline "combo and supp" updates...ok..REMEMBER NOT TO INSTALL MACBOOK AIR AND MACBOOK PRO 2.0 UPDATE...PLZ...AND USE UR SYSTEM...!! follow me https://www.twitter.com/ankit8083 https://www.facebook.com/ankit8083 ...good luck..DONT CHANGE UR BUILD..AS IF U WILL CHANGE IT THEN UR SHARE BUTTON WILL NOT WORK..IN NEW BUILD..!!And wait for apple to get new build after april 2013...but not download macbook pro and macbook air 2.0 update..which help in graphical improvements and some usb devices...!!

Disable iMessage Preview in Notification center not working

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Settings > Notification Center > Messages > Show Preview is disabled.
Preview is in fact disabled on the Lock Screen, and on Banners as iMessages are received.
However, the Preview still shows when viewing missed iMessages in the Notification Center. Can only assume this is a bug? Few others have experienced this. Anyone else got any ideas?

I have exactly the same problem, it is intermittent. My phone is an iphone 5 running iOS 7.1.1, definitely a bug. Apple need to fix this. Any ideas anyone?

Can I share photos to facebook on the message center (ios6)?

I would post a picture on facebook over the message center..
I can post a text, but a photo..??

Thank you
I already knew that, but it takes more time when you have to go to the photo app..

Disable Facebook birthday notifications

Okay so I like the Facebook integration in that it updates the address book with pictures and stuff, but I do not want daily reminders popping up on my desktop (or iPad/iPhone), that some of my 400 Facebook friends have a birthday coming up in a day or two.
No matter what I do they still pop up. Have unticked the birthday calendars all over the place, to no avail.
So besides disabling the FB integration completely, is there any other way of getting rid of these?

I have been trying to solve this problem for months.
I have unticked 'Birthday Calendar' in my Calendar app.
There is an entry for 'Birthdays' in the Calendar app too but when I try to delete it it is greyed out and can't be deleted
I have set birthday alerts to 'none' in the main settings for mail, contacts, calendars
I'm guessing I need to remove the 'Birthdays' entry within the calendar app but as it won't let me delete it I don't know what to do.
Any ideas? It's getting incredibly annoying.
Thanks.

I can't post to my twitter or facebook in the notification center?

It's for my macbook pro, one day it just stopped working and I can see the buttons but when I click on it nothing happens? Ive already removed twitter and fb and readded them but nothig has worked so far. Please help!

When you "uncheck" the calendars you are not removing them or their entries from the iPad. You are simply not displaying them. It also doesn't remove them from Notifications. Anything currently on the iPad would need to be edited to prevent an alert.
I'm not sure what you mean by "all birthday calendars" but if you are using the optional Birthday field in
Contacts to do this, you can set the default alert to none (Settings app > Mail, contacts,Calendars > [scroll down to the Calendars section] Default alert Times > Birthdays)

Can't get the little post sheet for twitter and facebook in the notification center

I used to post from my notification bar but now they down open when i click on them, both facebook and twitter post.
Tried logging out and changing the share widget button in setting>notification.
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I am facing the similar issues on my OSX 10.8.4, I have tried to delete and add the FB and twitter account back, but no luck. I also went to activity monitor and quit the notification, still no go. Looks like a bug issue. Any one aware of the fix, pls help. I really do not want to reinstall the OS.

How do I keep Notification Center from displaying birthdays?

I have unchecked the birthdays calendar in the Calendar app, and they aren't displayed on any other calendar I have attached to iCloud or my Mac, but Notification Center is polluted with birthdays. How do I nix them?
Thanks!

Unfortunatly, it's not a bug. This is actually a feature in iOS 6 and on iOS 5.
For Birthdays, all the information is pulled DIRECTLY from contacts app and not through Calendar app. The only way to get rid of birthdays in notification center is to remove the birthday from contacts app, which you can't do for Facebook contacts.
The only solution, unfortunatly, is to disable contact integration with Facebook and Contacts app. Wish I had better solution, but I'm afraid this is going to be the way for while.

Why are Facebook notifications not showing up in Notification Center?

On OS X Mavericks 10.9.3 Facebook account is setup in Internet Accounts preference pane in System Preferences.
Facebook is configured in Notifications preference pane in System Preferences.
The Share Buttons widget is configured in Notifications preference pane in System Preferences.
When I view my Facebook account via my web browser I usually have notifications available, but these notifications are not showing up in Notification Center.
I do receive Calendar, Mail, etc. notifications in Notification Center so I know it works.
I can send posts to Facebook via the Share Buttons widget in Notification Center, but presently I can receive nothing from Facebook..
Anyone know of a solution to this problem?
Thanks!
P.S. I read in another thread how Facebook can be setup in iMessage, but I don't want to use iMessage if I can get Notification Center to function properly.

I got it to work yesterday. I tried none of the advice from discussions dealing with changing settings, enabling/disabling accounts, terminal commands, etc. All I did was ask a Facebook friend to respond to a post, and I was able to see the notifications in Notification Center.
I know most have their settings configured correctly in System Preferences, but this is how my preferences are configured on OS X Mavericks 10.9.3:
(1) Internet Accounts preference pane:
There isn't much to configure here. I signed into my Facebook account. I checked or unchecked the Calendar and Contacts selections. It doesn't matter. I left the Description, found in the Details button window, as Facebook, but it doesn't matter, either.
(2) Notifications preference pane:
Facebook alert style is set to Banners, but Alerts will also work just fine. This setting is crucial because if it's set to None, no alerts will be received. I left Show notifications on lock screen unchecked, but it doesn't matter if I check it or not. And I put a check mark in Show in Notification Center, and the number of Recent Items can be set to whatever available setting desired, mine is set to 20 Recent Items.
(3) Notifications preference pane:
I placed a check mark on Show share button notifications in Notification Center, which is found when Share Button is selected in the list of notifications like Facebook, Calendar, Mail etc.
Again, I did nothing else, and it just works. As a side note: before I got it to work I called AppleCare and a senior advisor spent considerable time with me trying to find out why it wasn't working. And his last bit of advice was that I should reinstall the OS. He needs retraining because that bit of advice was ill-advised, to say the least.
I simply had no experience with receiving Facebook notifications in Notification Center 'on OS X', and the AppleCare employees had no training in this area, but if Notification Center is part of OS X, and Facebook notifications are part of Notification Center training in this area should be standard, but the AppleCare employees were guessing, not advising, which certainly is not technical support. Hence, my AppleCare dollars were not at work as expected.
So without prior knowledge as to how the specifics of 'Facebook' notifications worked in Notification Center on OS X, my assumption was I would be notified each time someone tagged me, someone liked a comment, post or photo of mine, someone commented on one of my posts, or someone sent me a direct message.
When I asked one of my Facebook friends to help me test it out, the following occurred (I don't remember if I had Safari up and running at this time - Note: I was signed into Facebook via Safari. I say this because AppleCare employees did explain on OS X some applications must be launched in order to received notifications, which in my mind is wasted time and code for Apple developers. Why offer notifications if the application is already launched? Ridiculous, if you ask me. That's what configuring each applications preference to set badge app icons, if it's not already coded by default.):
(1) I sent a Facebook post via Notification Center using the Facebook Share Button.
(2) I communicated with one of my Facebook friends by private message via iOS device and asked for a response to the post I sent.
(3) My Facebook friend responded to my private message, but I don't remember if I received a notification in Notification Center.
(4) My Facebook friend liked my post, shared my post, and commented on my post. I received two separate notifications in Notification Center on OS X, yet I received notifications on Facebook for all three actions, seen via iOS device. By the way, I wish Notification Center notifications would stay in Notification Center until we manually remove them. If they did stay until we manually remove them I would have time to find out which action of my friend I was received the notification for in Notification Center.
That's it!

Cannot Post Status on Facebook from Notification Center in OS X

Up until two days ago, I was able to post Facebook Status through Notification Center without any issues.
However, I am not getting error messages saying that "Connection to Facebook has failed"
However, I can still share through Safari and other application without any issues. (including Preview, etc)
I have tried all the possible solution that was mentioned when this issue previously arose when using within Safari. (which included erasing cookies and resetting Safari), and installing the latest Combo update (which, by now is 10.8.4). But none of the methods has worked so far. I have even tried re-setting the PRAM, and issue still persists.
I am basically stumped. Is there any solution, or is this issue on Apple or Facebook's end? (I heard it's authentication, but I doubt it, since it still works on my iPad running iOS 6)
Note that I have no issues when posting to Twitter. That still works.

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7/17/13 10:59:32.613 AM sociald[527]: (null) - (null) - 0 - 0x0 - Request status was 400
7/17/13 10:59:32.613 AM sociald[527]: (null) - (null) - 0 - 0x0 - SLDFacebookPostUpload: The response indicates an error
Parameters:{
    error =     {
        code = 341;
        message = "(#341) Feed action request limit reached";
        type = OAuthException;
HTTP status 0
7/17/13 10:59:32.613 AM sociald[527]: (null) - (null) - 0 - 0x0 - SLDFacebookPostUpload: No-auth error - asking for retry
7/17/13 10:59:35.052 AM sociald[527]: (null) - (null) - 0 - 0x0 - Cannot process upload queue, returned post is nil

Notification Center-How do I connect Facebook?

I remember being prompted once to add a website to the notification center, but did not get it for any others. I would like to add facebook to my notification center. Any help?

Hey Melanator,
Great question. To receive notifications from Facebook, Twitter, and other accounts, simply setup the account in System Preferences > Mail, Contacts & Calendars:
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http://support.apple.com/kb/PH11325
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http://support.apple.com/kb/PH11433
Thanks,
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How do I turn off Facebook birthdays

How do i remove Facebook's birthday notifications?
I want to keep Facebook calendar integration, but I don't want the daily birthday notifications.
Is there a way to turn them off using Facebook, iCloud, or any other way?

In my opinion this is an "on purpose hack" by Facebook as I feel it is to tempt you to log onto Facebook to wish happy birthday, and thus expose you to adverts.
I have disabled Facebook birthdays in my calendar so many times, but it keeps getting checked again as if by magic.
I have disabled access to my calendar from Facebook, even disabled Facebook notifications in Settings, and the option in the Calendar keeps re-selecting itself.
I have now disabled all push notifications in the Facebook app under settings, lets see what happens.
If this is a hack, I hope Facebook get a huge fine for illegal privacy and hacking law breaches. Lets see if the authorities in America or the EU stand up for consumers.

Disable facebook birthdays in notification center ios6

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