Question Prevent notifications via Bluetooth?

[Dpdalton]

I have a Samsung S22 Ultra phone (Android 15) and I wear Bluetooth-enabled hearing aids.

I want to be able to hear phone call audio in my hearing aids but NOT hear notifications in my hearing aids. I don't want to completely disable my phone's audible notifications, I just don't want to hear those in my hearing aids. Essentially, I want audible notifications coming only through the phone's speakers and still being able to hear telephone conversations in my hearing aids.

How can I accomplish this goal?

 

[mustang7757]

Hi,
When you pull your notification Panel down and long press Bluetooth while paired>tap detail>find your hearing air and show what the menu has there

 

[VidJunky]

I asked Google and got this reply,

To prevent notifications from playing through connected hearing aids on a Samsung phone, you can either manage individual app notifications or adjust audio routing settings for calls and media. You can also consider turning off notification sounds and system sounds entirely, or using Sound Assistant (if available on your device) to manage alerts through headphones. [1, 2, 3, 4]


Detailed Steps:

1. Manage App Notifications:
   
   • Go to Settings > Notifications.
   • Select App notifications.
   • Choose the specific app you want to manage.
   • Turn off notifications for that app or customize the notification sound to be silent. [1, 4]
2. Adjust Audio Routing (For Calls and Media):
   
   • Go to Settings > Accessibility > Hearing devices. [1, 1, 3, 3]
   • Select your hearing aids (if listed). [1, 1, 3, 3]
   • Choose Audio routing. [3, 3]
   • For Call audio, you can select Never hearing devices to prevent calls from playing through them. [3, 3]
   • For Media audio, you can also select Never hearing devices to prevent media from playing through them. [3, 3]
3. Disable Notification Sounds (General):
   
   • Go to Settings > Sounds and vibration > Notification sound. [4, 4]
   • Select Silent. [4, 4]
   • You can also adjust other sound settings like touch sounds and keyboard sounds here. [4, 4, 5, 5]
4. Use Sound Assistant (If Available):
   
   • Download and open the Sound Assistant app (if available on your device). [2]
   • Go to Advanced settings. [2]
   • Select Alerts through headphones and turn off the sliders. [2]

Let us know what you find and include that screenshot mustang7757 asked for to get more advice.