I felt like I was in full control over these emails until I started receiving a certain type of message that started to bother me because I could not control it.
(below is from the original blog post which is no longer relevant but is below just in case you need to find a solution that isn’t in the above settings) If you are still having issues, please read the remainder of my original blog post in which I explain the loophole described above and see if it gives you any new ideas to help your situation.
There is now a setting that will help ensure you do not receive these emails from Facebook anymore. In fact, this article was originally written when there was a loophole in that invites from events were spamming my inbox. I believe this should give you full control over what messages you receive from Facebook. If you go to the very bottom of this screen, you will be able to choose as to whether you get these notifications in your browser, email, or sent to your mobile phone as an SMS text notification as follows: If you keep going down the list on the left side, you will notice a Notifications menu, and after you select that, you will see that you have full control over the notifications that you receive from Facebook to your email inbox as follows: Going to the Facebook Account Settings page under your personal profile leads you to a complex screen like the one pictured below: If you are one of the more than 1.8 billion people who visit Facebook every day, you have probably already figured out a way to deal with filtering out the many potential notifications, some of it some may consider Facebook spam messages, that you could be receiving.
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