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Author: planteater

src/content/docs/codestream/codestream-settings/account-settings.mdx

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-CodeStream sends email notifications when new [transaction-level anomalies](/docs/codestream/observability/transactions) are found in services that are built from your code. Select the <DNT>**Notifications**</DNT> option under the username menu at the top of the CodeStream pane to control which repositories and services you'll be notified about, or to turn off notifications completely.
+CodeStream alerts you via email when new [transaction-level anomalies](/docs/codestream/observability/transactions) are detected in services built from your code. To manage these notifications, go to the <DNT>**Notifications**</DNT> settings under the username menu. You can customize which repositories and services trigger notifications or disable them entirely.
 
 By default, CodeStream automatically tracks repositories you open in your IDE. Alternatively, you can manually follow repositories by hovering over them in the CodeStream tree view and clicking the **Follow** icon.
 
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 You can unfollow a repository by visiting the <DNT>**Notification Settings**</DNT> page and clicking the **X** to the right of any repository that you're current following.
 
-By default, you will be notified about anomalies in any of the services associated with the repositories that you're following. You may, however, only want to get notifications for a subset of these services. For example, you might only want notifications for your production services. You can limit the services by specifying a keyword present in the service name (e.g., "prod"), a list of account IDs, or a set of key:value pairs (e.g., environment:production).
+By default, you'll receive notifications for anomalies in all services associated with your followed repositories. To limit notifications to specific services, you can filter by service name (for example, names containing "prod"), account ID, or key-value pairs (such as `environment:production`).
 
 <img
   title="Notification settings"