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Check the Permissions: The initial alert is not security trimmed. Whether the user has access to the list or not, He will receive the initial alert. If the user is not getting alert for any changes, then check whether the user has at-least Read permission on the list/library.
Alerts are a great way to keep track of the changes your teammates make to documents and items. You need the Create Alerts permission to create alerts. This permission is granted usually with the out-of-the-box configuration of the Site Members SharePoint group.
How to delete SharePoint alerts for another person?
Select Alert Me, and then select Manage My Alerts. In My Alerts on this site, next to the alert you want to delete, select the checkbox. Select Delete Selected Alerts, and then select OK. View or cancel an alert for another person on SharePoint 2016, 2013, or 2010
Is it possible to throttle SharePoint email alerts?
If a single email address is receiving several thousand immediate alert emails per hour across all its list or library subscriptions then throttles may be applied. It is not possible to send alerts to Distribution or O365 groups. Only mail-enabled security groups are supported.
We have a site and are able to search for, find, and add AD groups. However, users in this group still get access denied. If users are added explicitly to the site or to a SharePoint group their permissions work correctly. The UPS has been synced many times without issues and this problem has been occurring for weeks.
The limitations of default SharePoint alerts system don’t allow user to send out alerts on certain dates or create reminders about upcoming dates/events and for pending/overdue items.The conditions system is restricted too. You can’t send SharePoint alerts to follow specific changes of a particular field values.
Where do I Find my SharePoint notifications email?
The Work email in the user profile can receive the SharePoint notifications, please check if it is the email address you are using now. If not, change it manually and then share a file to check the outcome. To do that:
How to check if your Exchange Server allows SharePoint to send mails?
Go to Central Administration > Operations > Click on Outgoing e-mail settings Link under Topology and Services, Make sure you have valid settings for these fields. Usually you have to provide your Exchange server’s HUB or any valid SMTP server’s address. 3. Is your Exchange server allows SharePoint to Send Mails?