Facebook: Is the mobile app making an unpleasant sound? Here’s how to turn it off

If you’ve used the Facebook mobile app recently, you may have heard a constant chirping sound that interrupts your scrolling and browsing. This audio is not a feature, but a bug that Facebook is currently trying to fix.

According to Meta spokesperson Andy Stone, chirping audio is an issue affecting some users of the Facebook app. He said the company is aware of the problem and is working on a solution. However, he did not specify when the solution would be available. Fortunately, there is a workaround in the meantime.

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How do I turn off Facebook’s tweeting sound?

If you are tired of hearing that chirping sound and want to get rid of it as soon as possible, there is an easy way to do it. Just follow the steps below:

• Open the menu by tapping the button in the upper-right corner of the Facebook app.
• To call Settings and privacy and tap it to open a pop-up menu. Then tap Settings.
• Scroll down until you see the button multimedia content on the menu Preferences and press.
• Under Video and photo settingsmake sure you have the option App sounds out of order.

NOW, You must have successfully muted the Facebook app. But the chirping sound isn’t the only thing that can bother you on the Facebook app. Facebook made another change that was not a mistake but a deliberate attempt to increase engagement. When you browse your Stories at the top of the app, you may have noticed that many people you don’t follow are suggested to follow. This may seem like a good way to discover new content and new people, but it can also be very intrusive. Unfortunately, it is not currently possible to change how the feature works.