# Manage LinkedIn notifications at the scope you actually intend

Original constructed teaching cases. No real accounts, readers or customers.

## Case 1

N1 — Constructed one-entry cleanup: a member deletes one obsolete alert and later receives another alert of the same category. Decision: inspect the category if future suppression was intended. Outcome: the old entry was removed; category suppression was never established by deletion alone.

## Case 2

N2 — Constructed quiet phone: push is disabled in the app, but new items still appear on the Notifications tab. Decision: preserve the requested quiet-device behavior and inspect the separate tab preference only if that is also wanted. Outcome: the two observations can coexist without a failed save.

## Case 3

N3 — Constructed wrong destination: a member turns a notification type off but still sees the author’s posts in the feed. Decision: record the notification state and use an appropriate feed/follow/subscription decision separately. Outcome: no claim that notification suppression changed the feed, author relationship or newsletter membership.