How to disable ‘Contact is Now on Google Pay’ alerts
Google Pay enables users to send and receive money via UPI. It also syncs a users’ contacts allowing them to quickly find and transfer money. However, the digital payment app sends annoying, random alerts intimating that a particular contact has joined the platform.
There’s rarely any instance when people find this notification useful. The app provides a way to disable this feature. Here’s a quick guide on how you can disable the ‘Contact is Now on Google Pay’ alerts on your mobile device:
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- Open the Google Pay app on your smartphone.
- Tap on the profile picture in the top right corner of the screen.
- Then, select the Settings option.
- Now, tap on the Notifications & emails option.
- Turn the toggle off for the Friends activity option.
Apart from just online payments, Google Pay also allows users to create a group with multiple people at once. You can chat, plan and keep track of expenses that group members may owe to each other at one place. Google Pay can also help you book LPG cylinders, recharge FASTag and pay for other utility bills.
Conclusion
Once done, Google Pay users will no longer receive any notifications related to their contacts joining the platform. Users can re-enable the feature by following the above-mentioned process whenever needed.
Deep learning-based fraud detection on Google Pay
Last year, Google announced a slew of technologies to protect users from fraud transactions in India. One of them was using deep learning-based fraud detection on Google Pay.
The technology is claimed to help users spot red flags of fraudulent behaviour by employing its intelligent language engine to flash a warning and inform users in their preferred language.
A new feature has also been added in Google Pay as part of new innovation to make it easier for users to see transaction history. In addition to this, users can use their voice to ask simple queries like “Show me how much I spent on coffee last week”.
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Google Pay enables users to send and receive money via UPI. It also syncs a users’ contacts allowing them to quickly find and transfer money. However, the digital payment app sends annoying, random alerts intimating that a particular contact has joined the platform.
There’s rarely any instance when people find this notification useful. The app provides a way to disable this feature. Here’s a quick guide on how you can disable the ‘Contact is Now on Google Pay’ alerts on your mobile device:
Read Also
- Open the Google Pay app on your smartphone.
- Tap on the profile picture in the top right corner of the screen.
- Then, select the Settings option.
- Now, tap on the Notifications & emails option.
- Turn the toggle off for the Friends activity option.
Apart from just online payments, Google Pay also allows users to create a group with multiple people at once. You can chat, plan and keep track of expenses that group members may owe to each other at one place. Google Pay can also help you book LPG cylinders, recharge FASTag and pay for other utility bills.
Conclusion
Once done, Google Pay users will no longer receive any notifications related to their contacts joining the platform. Users can re-enable the feature by following the above-mentioned process whenever needed.
Deep learning-based fraud detection on Google Pay
Last year, Google announced a slew of technologies to protect users from fraud transactions in India. One of them was using deep learning-based fraud detection on Google Pay.
The technology is claimed to help users spot red flags of fraudulent behaviour by employing its intelligent language engine to flash a warning and inform users in their preferred language.
A new feature has also been added in Google Pay as part of new innovation to make it easier for users to see transaction history. In addition to this, users can use their voice to ask simple queries like “Show me how much I spent on coffee last week”.
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