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Re: Turn off all notifications except for phone calls at night?
I'm sure there are other apps but I've been using phone weaver for years. It allows you to change numerous settings based on different rules (time, location, etc). It will accomplish what you are looking for and a whole lot more.
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Re: Turn off all notifications except for phone calls at night?
I use 'sound manager' and schedule my volumes for whatever I want, whenever I want.
Sound Manager - Android app on AppBrain Ron
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I use an application called Locale that works flawlessly. Using different "condition", such as Gps location or time, you can set the phone to do certain things, such as changing volumes or even launching a program!
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Re: Turn off all notifications except for phone calls at night?
I ride my Harley with the phone in the saddle bag on a cigar lighter charger. I bluetooth the radio to my headset. What sucks is when I get a call, it knocks out my WunderRadio and it never re-acquires. Since I can't take a call while riding anyhow, I would like to turn the phone off but still be able to stream data. Is that possible?
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Just tap menu/settings/sound/volume and turn "notifications" all the way down.then phone calls and alarms are all that will make noise.unless you use tikl or something.then you'd have to turn "media"down as well.
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Re: Turn off all notifications except for phone calls at night?
If you ride in a 4G area, you could turn the mobile network off, but turn 4G on. I did that by accident once. Of course my navigation software started giving me warnings when I left the 4G area. Fortunately, by then I kinda knew where I was going.
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