Open Fohroer opened 8 years ago
Although I'd prefer to implement something "do not disturb during sleep hours" mode (from the receiver's side), this feature might be nice to have - since no other app has it for a start :-)
No, that's not what I mean. Silent hours are available for Android notifications in many firmwares. Silent message is a fresh useful idea to answer without disturbing to a contact who suddenly fall asleep.
I know, I was indeed talking about the opposite feature. Anyway, how do you detect if the receiver has suddenly fall asleep? Or you just decide that he/she just did and manually activate this silent message feature?
I just want to say that I think this feature is a horrible idea. The last thing I want is for my contact to decide when I get notifications.
@daniele-athome I know this contact personally. And sometimes this contact is too tired to press something and just falls asleep.
I absolutly agree with @TheLastProject
@daniele-athome I know this contact personally. And sometimes this contact is too tired to press something and just falls asleep.
Ok, this is a somewhat questionable scenario :-)
I just want to say that I think this feature is a horrible idea. The last thing I want is for my contact to decide when I get notifications.
Although I agree that this a completely unimportant feature, what hurt could it do?
I sometimes need to write message to contact who suddenly fall asleep. So he is sleeping but signals are on. I want to answer but without disturbing him. Please add an ability (optional, of course) to write message without initiating signal, only showing Android notification.