Marios1441
Well-Known Member
I know there are apps that kill the notifications of the selected apps but do you
know of a program that kills the sounds of the notifications?
know of a program that kills the sounds of the notifications?
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Notifications sound kill
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Stuntman
Android Expert
Just go into your sound settings and turn the notification sound volume down to silent if you don't want any notification sounds at all.
If you want to turn off notification sounds for specific apps, just go into the specific app's settings and set the notification sound to silent.
If you want to turn off notification sounds for specific apps, just go into the specific app's settings and set the notification sound to silent.
Marios1441
Well-Known Member
There are no settings for notification sound to the apps i want to make silent.
About the android sound settings turning volume down to silent will this affect
SMS and E-mail notification sounds too? I want those to have sound. But they
do have notification sound settings of their own.
electricpete
Android Expert
System Notification volume will also affect email and sms notifications.
You can block notifications completely for the app you want to silence...(System aop manager).
Or If the aop let's you assign a sound, you could assign a silent sound file
You can block notifications completely for the app you want to silence...(System aop manager).
Or If the aop let's you assign a sound, you could assign a silent sound file
Marios1441
Well-Known Member
Where i can find this System aop manager? If you mean to turn off notifications
in app manager, it only turns off the text notification but not the sound.
electricpete
Android Expert
that's what I meant.
I didn't realize it won't turn off the sound of notifications.
JimSmith94
Android Enthusiast
Most if not all of those programs use the default notification sound. Go into your settings, set the default sound to silent, and then change the sounds for the ones you do want to hear.