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Topic	How obsessed do you need to be to sleep with your phone?
Bugmeat 07/13/18 8:23:20 PM #34:	vocedelmorte posted... Bugmeat posted... ArtVandelay posted... wwinterj25 posted... I have it by the side of me for the alarm. It's a double edged sword though as this means I can't put it on silent so any calls or whatnot I receive while I try to sleep I tend to hear. It doesn't help I'm a light sleeper too. How old is your phone? Most alarms have separate settings where you can put on sound or vibrate and it'll still work while everything else is on silent Yeah, as long as my phone is at least on vibrate the alarm will sound. Now if I turn it all the way down so even vibrate is off then the alarm does not sound. I just have to keep it on a folded cloth so the phone doesn't make a bunch of noise vibrating on the nightstand. That sounds horrible. I mean, there is a reason why alarm and ring settings are separate. My phone is always on silent and I do use it for alarm How is that "horrible"? Perhaps you misread something or your idea of "horrible" is dramatically skewed? The alarm still sounds while the phone is set to silent. It only doesn't sound when it's set to do not disturb mode, i.e. no sound and no vibration. --- John Mellencamp said it best "Life goes on long after the thrill of living is gone." <cite>Bugmeat posted [p:905033558] in How obsess... [t:76803654]...</cite> <quote><cite>vocedelmorte posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Bugmeat posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ArtVandelay posted...</cite> <quote><cite>wwinterj25 posted...</cite> <quote>I have it by the side of me for the alarm. It's a double edged sword though as this means I can't put it on silent so any calls or whatnot I receive while I try to sleep I tend to hear. It doesn't help I'm a light sleeper too.</quote> How old is your phone? Most alarms have separate settings where you can put on sound or vibrate and it'll still work while everything else is on silent</quote> Yeah, as long as my phone is at least on vibrate the alarm will sound. Now if I turn it all the way down so even vibrate is off then the alarm does not sound. I just have to keep it on a folded cloth so the phone doesn't make a bunch of noise vibrating on the nightstand.</quote> That sounds horrible. I mean, there is a reason why alarm and ring settings are separate. My phone is always on silent and I do use it for alarm</quote> How is that "horrible"? Perhaps you misread something or your idea of "horrible" is dramatically skewed? The alarm still sounds while the phone is set to silent. It only doesn't sound when it's set to do not disturb mode, i.e. no sound and no vibration. --- John Mellencamp said it best "Life goes on long after the thrill of living is gone."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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