How to Turn Off App and Game Invites on Facebook

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Facebook is the most popular social network today and it is growing at an alarming rate. Apart from socializing with your friends on the internet, the social network also allows you to do to many more things such as playing games and using web apps.
Most Facebook games are quite addictive and they lure in many Facebook users to spend hours of their precious times on playing them and unlocking virtual rewards. Somewhere in between most Facebook apps and games would request the user to invite all their friends in order to unlock rewards quickly.
This is why i hate Facebook apps and games. If your friends love playing games on Facebook, then you are going to receive loads of game and app requests. These apps and game invites would cause a lot of annoyance to Facebook users who just want to socialize with their friends.
Fortunately, there’s a quick way to stop any game or app invites from the Facebook notification feed. For those who want to stop receiving invites for any game or app, here’s how you can turn them off.

How to Turn Off App and Game Invites on Facebook

  • Step 1: Click on the notification icon on Facebook and hover the mouse above a app or game invite in the notification feed. You should see a cross symbol appear to the right of the app or game invite, Click on it.

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  • Step 2: Next a turn off button will appear. Click on the Turn off button to permanently turn off all the future invite or requests for the app or game.

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That’s it now you won’t receive any more requests for the app or game. This method will allow you to individually select games or apps from which you don’t want to receive invites and requests.
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