I have friends in different countries who will occasionally try to contact me via a Facetime or Facetime Audio call when my country is still asleep. This means that my iPodTouch starts going crazy like an alarm from wherever it’s plugged in charging for the night.
How do I tell my iPodTouch (and iPadPro) that the only time I want to be notified about a Facetime call is when I am actually using the device? That when my iOS device is plugged in, not being used, that it should never make noise (unless I have set an alarm or timer)? In fact, in addition to only being notified when using the device, I would like to never hear that audible Facetime alert—to only have onscreen notifications.
I’d like iOS to understand that if the device’s screen is off, I am never going to be interested in rushing over and taking a Facetime call. I’m fine if the screen lights up with a notification (so, like I see it light up if I’m watching a movie on my Mac or something), but honestly I never want to hear that damn Facetime “A CALL IS COMING! A CALL IS COMING! DROP EVERYTHING BECAUSE, DEAR GOD, A CALL IS COMING!” jingle again.
How do I tell my iPodTouch (and iPadPro) that the only time I want to be notified about a Facetime call is when I am actually using the device? That when my iOS device is plugged in, not being used, that it should never make noise (unless I have set an alarm or timer)? In fact, in addition to only being notified when using the device, I would like to never hear that audible Facetime alert—to only have onscreen notifications.
I’d like iOS to understand that if the device’s screen is off, I am never going to be interested in rushing over and taking a Facetime call. I’m fine if the screen lights up with a notification (so, like I see it light up if I’m watching a movie on my Mac or something), but honestly I never want to hear that damn Facetime “A CALL IS COMING! A CALL IS COMING! DROP EVERYTHING BECAUSE, DEAR GOD, A CALL IS COMING!” jingle again.