Hi,
I saw another thread on this, but it evolved into a discussion of third party apps instead of a solution for the native app. So, that's why I'm starting a new thread to try and find if there's a solution with the native app.
I own both an S6 and an S4. Upon updating the OS to 5.0.1 on my S4, the "Clock" app suddenly no longer appears to allow me to change the snooze duration and number of iterations. It's now stuck with whatever I had last set it to, and I have no way of changing it. The S6 has Android 5 natively, so it's stuck on the default number of iterations and duration, which is not even close to what I would set it.
Without having to use another 3rd party app, does anybody know how to edit this feature? If it's non-editable, it seems strange that it would keep my custom settings on the S4 after updating to 5.0.1 and removing the ability to edit. It seems that's it's a brand new app overwriting the old. Also, it seems really weird that they would remove this functionality, which, no doubt, was used by the majority of those using the clock app.
I saw another thread on this, but it evolved into a discussion of third party apps instead of a solution for the native app. So, that's why I'm starting a new thread to try and find if there's a solution with the native app.
I own both an S6 and an S4. Upon updating the OS to 5.0.1 on my S4, the "Clock" app suddenly no longer appears to allow me to change the snooze duration and number of iterations. It's now stuck with whatever I had last set it to, and I have no way of changing it. The S6 has Android 5 natively, so it's stuck on the default number of iterations and duration, which is not even close to what I would set it.
Without having to use another 3rd party app, does anybody know how to edit this feature? If it's non-editable, it seems strange that it would keep my custom settings on the S4 after updating to 5.0.1 and removing the ability to edit. It seems that's it's a brand new app overwriting the old. Also, it seems really weird that they would remove this functionality, which, no doubt, was used by the majority of those using the clock app.