Do you guys know any work around to disable the no service notification in status bar? "no service". I want to turn it off and discover on my own that I have no service. It gets so annoying sometimes. Similar thing has been done to USB debugging notification, where we only change something in build.prop
Bump. Anyone?
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Flash "global generic"
Its region related bug.
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When someone sends me a text, my phone speaks and says who the message is from. How do I turn this off?
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Did you enable driving mode? Go to S-voice and say "driving mode off" then send yourself a text to see if it worked.
My phone is put next to my bed. It is very annoying to have the notifications while sleeping. Is there any way to make it silent automatically while sleeping?
y not turn on the blocking mode from settings before sleeping?
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Or get tasker app and set a profile to turn it on and off when you want
Turn it on silent
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Is this thread for real?
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Blocking mode is pretty much ehat you are asking for
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kuberchib said:
y not turn on the blocking mode from settings before sleeping?
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Where is the blocking mode?
DrADP said:
Or get tasker app and set a profile to turn it on and off when you want
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Can you provide more detail of Tasker App to accomplish this task. Thanks!
Set the ringer to silent or turn on airplane mode. If you're feeling inventive you could buy some NFC tags to change the settings automatically.
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Blocking Mode:
Menu> Settings> Blocking Mode> Turn it On, and select what and when you'd like it to be silent. Also can allow certain Contacts to have an Always permission.
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Blocking Mode:
Menu> Settings> Blocking Mode> Turn it On, and select what and when you'd like it to be silent. Also can allow certain Contacts to have an Always permission.
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Correct!
Or you could just long press the blocking mode toggle in the notifixation bar. It takes you straight there
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My notification bar doesnt have am option to toggle? Also, is there a tasker app you would recommend to automate turning it on/off.
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Myta said:
My notification bar doesnt have am option to toggle? Also, is there a tasker app you would recommend to automate turning it on/off.
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Oh really? Thats odd.
Tasker or AutomateIt should do the trick
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What is everybody talking about? Why blocking mode? How about just turn down the notification sound? If you expand volume bars, notification volume ha its own.... useless thread really
TooLow said:
What is everybody talking about? Why blocking mode? How about just turn down the notification sound? If you expand volume bars, notification volume ha its own.... useless thread really
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Lol I thought the same thing but figured it was too obvious and assumed that maybe it was the notification light that might be waking him up haha
if is it Facebook notifications or mail notifications just go to each app setting and turn the tone to silent or just open the notification bar and press twice on the volume button to turn it silent with no vibration and your alarm will still working
kylec said:
Correct!
Or you could just long press the blocking mode toggle in the notifixation bar. It takes you straight there
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Hi wekebu & kylec,
That is what I need. I am testing it to see if it meets my requirements completely. As Samsung's slogan, it designs for humans!
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What is everybody talking about? Why blocking mode? How about just turn down the notification sound? If you expand volume bars, notification volume ha its own.... useless thread really
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You need to do it - turns on during the day and turns it down at night everyday.
I use NFC to turn off all lights, vibration and everything. I sleep like a baby hehe. I wake up, NFC again and I'm back in business!
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What is everybody talking about? Why blocking mode? How about just turn down the notification sound? If you expand volume bars, notification volume ha its own.... useless thread really
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This is automatic; isn't that the beauty of most apps and functions? Every day between the hours of xx & xx Blocking Mode will perform an automatic funtion.
I'm sure you do things that others consider 'useless'. That was an insulting statement.
Can anyone tell me how to turn off new text message pop up notifications using stock messaging app? I've got new message pop up and preview turned off but the pop up notifications are still coming up. It may have something to do with quick reply being enabled but I don't know how to turn that off either.
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have you try this: Messeging >> Setting >>Notification >> disable popup and preview.
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have you try this: Messeging >> Setting >>Notification >> disable popup and preview.
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Yep, but does no good.
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Every time I leave the house or work I get a sound letting me know that I no longer have wifi. (I'm guessing, since this always happens a few meters away from the door, and when I look, there is no notification, but there is no wifi-access either)
I come and go all day, and this sound is annoying me to no end. How do I disable it?
Try this: Settings -> Wi-Fi -> Advanced -> Uncheck 'Network Notification' and 'Notify Me'
Network notification was there, but not notify me...
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Still searching for the answer to this!
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