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# Tasks I am watching
I get an overview of all tasks I am watching in the "Beobachtete Aufgaben" tab on the left side of the tasks.
> The watch feature is primarily designed for project managers and executives to get an overview of all tasks of a job or a team.
In addition to the listing of tasks I am watching, I also receive notifications, e.g. when the status of a task changes, for example because it was closed, or when a comment is added.
### How do I watch a task?
#### Assign task to another user
If you create a task and assign it to another user for further processing, the author of the task is automatically added as a watcher. This way the author continues to keep an eye on the task.
#### Add yourself as a watcher
To watch a task, open the task for editing by clicking on it. On the right side, watchers can be added and removed.
#### Receive no further notifications as a watcher
If you no longer want to watch a task to avoid further notifications about comments and changes to it, you can remove yourself as a watcher by removing yourself from the list of watchers in the "Beobachter" tab of the respective task.
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