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# Notifications
### Where can I see my notifications?
**In-app** notifications can be accessed by clicking the notification bell icon in the top right corner of the app. **Email** notifications will be sent to the email address used to create your account.
## Link Activity Notifications
Open the **Notifications** modal and go to the Link Activity tab to view recent share link opens. The number next to the Link Activity label indicates the amount of new, unread link activity notifications, which are displayed with a badge in the notification list. Click a notification to access the demo's **Analyze** page for a detailed view of analytics.
## Comment Notifications
In the Comments tab of **Notifications**, view your recent mentions by team members, comments on your Interactively demos within the [Team Workspace](/interactively-docs/admin/team-management.md), and any replies or reactions to your comments. New comment notifications are indicated by a number next to the Comments label and highlighted with a badge in the notification list. Click a comment notification to view the comments on the **Edit** page of the corresponding demo.
## Notification Settings
Manage your notification settings under **Settings > Notifications**, or click the gear icon in the **Notifications** modal. By default, in-app and email notifications for Link Activity and Comments are enabled. To disable notifications, simply toggle off the switch next to the notification you wish to turn off.
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