Anyway to separate the ringtone volume from the notification volume. I don't want any notifications at night but I leave the ringer on.
Try Settings, Sound, Default notification sound, None. I think you have to manually reset it, though.
Anyway to separate the ringtone volume from the notification volume. I don't want any notifications at night but I leave the ringer on.
Let us know how that app works out for you. If you are looking for more control consider Tasker - https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...inglisch.android.taskerm&hl=en&token=bJLVFUcUFound an app that will do what I need called Seer, works well.
https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...ils?id=com.systemxstudios.seer&token=aYhKghgn
Yes, with Volume Butler.Anyway to separate the ringtone volume from the notification volume. I don't want any notifications at night but I leave the ringer on.
Personally, I have found all such 3rd apps to be clunky and unreliable. I just wish Google would add iOS's "Do Not Disturb" functionality to Android. It is a very noticeable deficiency if you have come from iOS.
Let us know how that app works out for you. If you are looking for more control consider Tasker - https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...inglisch.android.taskerm&hl=en&token=I9V_B8io
Tasker allows for all sorts of customizations, including quiet times, but can be set to allow certain numbers to produce notifications. This is extremely helpful you want to only be disturbed by family over night in case of an emergency.
Good to hear - I'll have to give that app a try very soon.It is working out very well. I use the alarm clock and only want that and the ringer on no alerts and it works. I just programmed it and hit the widget at night and again in the morning.
There's also other alerts which would still make it through. Text, for example, are not sent over data.It sounds like you have your question answered but......... you can skip the app and just turn off wifi and data.