Bark lets you customize your alert sensitivity settings, and there's also a "Don't alert me to issues with this user, group, subscription, or song" feature.
Here are some common use cases for it:
Joking around with grandma
Ignore alerts stemming from your kid's conversation with their grandparent.Family group chats
Share a group text with your kids? Stop Bark from alerting you to messages you've already seen in there.Songs with sensitive lyrics
Some catchy songs have lyrics depicting depression, for example. If you're not concerned with that song, ignore future alerts for it.YouTube subscriptions to video game channels
Some video games depict weapons and violence in a way that may not concern you. If that's the case, you can ignore future alerts from that channel.
Ignore future alerts for a user, group, subscription, or song
Open up your parent app / dashboard.
Tap 🔔 the bell at the top right to view your family's alerts.
Tap on the alert that you'd like to ignore going forward (we have sorting filters to help you find the alert if needed).
Tap the
crossed-out bell at the top.
Going forward, Bark will no longer alert you to issues with that user, group, song, or subscription (unless it is a severe issue).
View or delete an ignored user, group, subscription, or song
Open up your parent app / dashboard.
Tap on your child's profile.
Scroll down and tap Want fewer alerts?
Tap Ignored alerts at the top or scroll all the way down.
Tap
the trashcan next to the applicable user, group, or subscription. From now on, Bark will alert you to issues with that user, group, or subscription.