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Most apps store notification settings in their own menu - usually in a section called "Settings," "Options," or "About the App." Go there and look for anything related to ratings, reviews, or notifications about them. Developers often put a "Don't Show Again" or "Disable Reminders" option right there. If you're lucky, you can get rid of those popups straight from the app itself.
If you didn't find anything in the app's settings, try checking your system's general settings. On iOS, go to "Settings" → "Privacy" or search by the app name; on Android, go to "Settings" → "Apps" and select the one you need. Sometimes you can turn off notifications completely or restrict the permissions the app got when you installed it.
If one specific app is really getting on your nerves, the most drastic option is to delete it and reinstall it fresh, but this time don't grant unnecessary permissions (the system usually asks if you want to allow notifications). Though that's a pain if you actually need the app. In that case, just block its notifications at the system level and enjoy the peace.
Try the app's own settings, of course, but honestly the only thing that really works is disabling notifications at the system level 😅 On Android go to "Settings" → "Apps" → select the app you want → "Notifications" and uncheck all the boxes there. On iOS it's similar: "Settings" → "Notifications" → find the app and turn off all notification permissions.
The downside is you'll disable all notifications from the app that way - including the actually important ones. If you need notifications but just don't want reminders about reviews, then yeah, dig around in the app's own settings. Sometimes there's an option like "Don't show rating requests" or something similar. If you find that option - great, you can turn the other notifications back on.
One more helpful tip: when that popup shows up next time, look carefully to see if there's a button like "Don't show again" or "Never ask". Not all apps have it, but a lot do, and it's a real lifesaver 👍
The most reliable way is to find a separate toggle in the app's settings specifically for rating requests. Not just turn off all notifications (though that works too), but the actual review collection feature, if the developers included it. It's often called "Rate this app", "Ask for review", or just "Reviews" - look for something like that in the settings menu.
If you can't find anything in the app itself, then go to the system level. On Android, open Settings → Apps → the app you need → Notifications and turn them all off or keep only the essentials. On iOS, look in Settings → the app → Notifications. You can block pop-ups specifically from there too.
Here's a little life hack: if an app keeps pestering you to leave a review even after you've turned everything off, it might be worth just giving it five stars 😅 Some apps stop doing it after a positive review - the developer got what they wanted and leaves you alone.
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