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I've noticed that some Facebook apps, like BranchOut, have customized notifications messages. When an app request is sent and appears in the top left notification center the text on the notification is something they seem to control on their own, instead of the default "Name sent you a request".
From what I find the the documentation this isn't possible. Custom messages are only shown for users already using the app, otherwise you get Facebooks default invite message.
Does anyone know how they are doing this? Do they simply have a deal with Facebook, or are they sending something other than an App Request?
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Scroll down and tap Settings & privacy, then tap Settings. Scroll down to Preferences and tap Notifications. Tap to open any notification settings under What notifications you receive. Tap next to SMS.
What do push and SMS mean on Facebook notifications? SMS messages are 160-character messages sent through your cell phone provider, while push notifications are brief messages sent from an application you've downloaded on your device.
Just in case someone else finds this question, it appears you can no longer control this message. There are some stuff floating around on other questions but none of them work anymore.
According to the docs, only whitelisted apps are allowed to edit the app request message that shows in the notification itself.
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