JAKARTA Like other social media applications, Discord filters incoming messages from unknown people into the Message Requests folder. In this folder, users can either accept or ignore the messages. However, quite a few Discord users forget about this feature as they are used to seeing messages going directly to Direct Messenger (DM). If you want to see the messages directly in DM, you can delete the Message Requests folder. Disabling Requests from Specific Servers If you want to disable the Message Requests feature on a specific server, you can do so by opening Discord from a computer application or website. Next, search for the server name and click to display the drop-down menu. Next, click on “Privacy Settings”. When the Settings pop-up menu appears, click the switch next to the Message Requests menu, and then tap “Done.” After returning to the original view, all messages from accounts that are not friends on the server will go directly to DM. If you are using Discord on the mobile app, you can disable “Message Requests” by clicking and holding the server icon until the pop-up menu appears, then selecting “More Options” and then unchecking the “Allow Message Requests” option.
Disable message requests on all servers. The above option only applies to specific servers, but you can also apply it to all servers. If you want to receive message requests everywhere, all you have to do is open Settings and then click on the little gear icon in the bottom left corner. Next, go to Privacy and Security and turn off the switch in the “Enable message requests” menu under “Server requests you may not know about.” Finally, confirm your actions before leaving Settings.
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