• Welcome to the Off-Topic/Schweb's Lounge

    In addition to the Mac-Forums Community Guidelines, there are a few things you should pay attention to while in The Lounge.

    Lounge Rules
    • If your post belongs in a different forum, please post it there.
    • While this area is for off-topic conversations, that doesn't mean that every conversation will be permitted. The moderators will, at their sole discretion, close or delete any threads which do not serve a beneficial purpose to the community.

    Understand that while The Lounge is here as a place to relax and discuss random topics, that doesn't mean we will allow any topic. Topics which are inflammatory, hurtful, or otherwise clash with our Mac-Forums Community Guidelines will be removed.

Android phone query?

Joined
Mar 30, 2010
Messages
1,553
Reaction score
164
Points
63
Location
NW Wiltshire England
Your Mac's Specs
Mid 2010 MBP 13, 8 gig mem, 2 int disks 500gig SSD, 1Tb SSHD . 2010 iMac, 8 gig, 2 Tb SSHD. iMac M1
I realise that I am possible sullying the forum with a question not related to an iPhone, but?

I have a Motorola Moto G7 Power phone and I have recently switched something on that's getting annoying and can't find out what it is or how to switch the blasted thing off!

Every morning at 09.00 a chime sounds. I have no idea what is setting it off and gone through all of the settings and can't find it.

So if anyone has any ideas then I am all ears (well, apart from the bits that aren't ears of course :cautious::unsure: ) and be very grateful to hear them?

Ta in advance.
 
Joined
May 21, 2012
Messages
10,747
Reaction score
1,196
Points
113
Location
Rhode Island
Your Mac's Specs
M1 Mac Studio, 11" iPad Pro 3rd Gen, iPhone 13 Pro Max, Watch Series 7, AirPods Pro
You didn't mention which Android version it is running?

In iOS there is a Clock app and in the Alarm mode there is an option to set a Sleep/Wake Up schedule. The sound goes off at the wake up time. Maybe there is something like that in Android?
 
OP
Jonzjob
Joined
Mar 30, 2010
Messages
1,553
Reaction score
164
Points
63
Location
NW Wiltshire England
Your Mac's Specs
Mid 2010 MBP 13, 8 gig mem, 2 int disks 500gig SSD, 1Tb SSHD . 2010 iMac, 8 gig, 2 Tb SSHD. iMac M1
It is running Android 10.

There is a Bedtime schedule thing but it isn't set as far as I can see.

I used to be totally at home with a phone that just made phone calls :unsure: and my camera that just took photographs.
 
Joined
Aug 2, 2011
Messages
2,014
Reaction score
184
Points
63
Location
Tyneside, UK
Your Mac's Specs
MBP Retina mid 2015 15.4" 16GB 2.5 GHz OS Monterey; iPhone 12 128gb; iPad Mini 5, 64gb
Go into Settings, find Sounds and see if there's anything there you can turn off.
 
Joined
May 21, 2012
Messages
10,747
Reaction score
1,196
Points
113
Location
Rhode Island
Your Mac's Specs
M1 Mac Studio, 11" iPad Pro 3rd Gen, iPhone 13 Pro Max, Watch Series 7, AirPods Pro
it could really be any app that is sounding the chime. You may have inadvertently set it
 
OP
Jonzjob
Joined
Mar 30, 2010
Messages
1,553
Reaction score
164
Points
63
Location
NW Wiltshire England
Your Mac's Specs
Mid 2010 MBP 13, 8 gig mem, 2 int disks 500gig SSD, 1Tb SSHD . 2010 iMac, 8 gig, 2 Tb SSHD. iMac M1
I can't see anything in there Sue. I have also gone down the list of applications on there and none see, applicable?
 

krs


Joined
Sep 16, 2008
Messages
3,555
Reaction score
610
Points
113
Location
Canada
Since it happens at the same time each day.....
Have you checked
Clock>Alarms?
There is a setting there where an alarm sounds automatically at the same time each day.
 
OP
Jonzjob
Joined
Mar 30, 2010
Messages
1,553
Reaction score
164
Points
63
Location
NW Wiltshire England
Your Mac's Specs
Mid 2010 MBP 13, 8 gig mem, 2 int disks 500gig SSD, 1Tb SSHD . 2010 iMac, 8 gig, 2 Tb SSHD. iMac M1
There was only one alarm set and it was not turned on. It was for 07.00 and I have deleted it. So I will see what happens in the morning?

But it was for 7 not 9 :unsure:
 

krs


Joined
Sep 16, 2008
Messages
3,555
Reaction score
610
Points
113
Location
Canada
I have a Samsung ohone with an older version of Android and whenever a sound goes off there is a message at the top of the display that tells you what triggered it.
I don't know if that is a basic feature of the Android version I use or an add-on by Samsung, but I assume you don't get that or you wouldn't ask the question.
 
OP
Jonzjob
Joined
Mar 30, 2010
Messages
1,553
Reaction score
164
Points
63
Location
NW Wiltshire England
Your Mac's Specs
Mid 2010 MBP 13, 8 gig mem, 2 int disks 500gig SSD, 1Tb SSHD . 2010 iMac, 8 gig, 2 Tb SSHD. iMac M1
I haven't seen a message Krs, but I will look in the morning if I get the chance.
 

krs


Joined
Sep 16, 2008
Messages
3,555
Reaction score
610
Points
113
Location
Canada
The message only appears for a few seconds when the sound is triggered so you have to be near your phone and look as soon as you hear the sound.
 
OP
Jonzjob
Joined
Mar 30, 2010
Messages
1,553
Reaction score
164
Points
63
Location
NW Wiltshire England
Your Mac's Specs
Mid 2010 MBP 13, 8 gig mem, 2 int disks 500gig SSD, 1Tb SSHD . 2010 iMac, 8 gig, 2 Tb SSHD. iMac M1
That's possibly why I haven't seen one?

Must try harder, must try harder. I'll see if I can get that to stay in my brian cell? It's OK, I call my brain cell brian:cool:
 

chscag

Well-known member
Staff member
Admin
Joined
Jan 23, 2008
Messages
65,248
Reaction score
1,833
Points
113
Location
Keller, Texas
Your Mac's Specs
2017 27" iMac, 10.5" iPad Pro, iPhone 8, iPhone 11, iPhone 12 Mini, Numerous iPods, Monterey
Hey John:

I found something that you can use to turn off the alarm. You probably have one laying around the house. :rofl

hammer.jpg
 
OP
Jonzjob
Joined
Mar 30, 2010
Messages
1,553
Reaction score
164
Points
63
Location
NW Wiltshire England
Your Mac's Specs
Mid 2010 MBP 13, 8 gig mem, 2 int disks 500gig SSD, 1Tb SSHD . 2010 iMac, 8 gig, 2 Tb SSHD. iMac M1
There's no way on this Earth of ours that I would ever stoop to that Chas. It may well cause damage and hammers aren't cheap, they don't grow on trees you know!

Anyway, my 14lb watchmakers adjuster has just been calibrated and I don't want to go through that again until at least next year mate!!!
 
OP
Jonzjob
Joined
Mar 30, 2010
Messages
1,553
Reaction score
164
Points
63
Location
NW Wiltshire England
Your Mac's Specs
Mid 2010 MBP 13, 8 gig mem, 2 int disks 500gig SSD, 1Tb SSHD . 2010 iMac, 8 gig, 2 Tb SSHD. iMac M1
Well, how do you expect them to be cheap, especially after all of the testing and checking they have to go through to be calibrated properly to meet government certification.

I remember a;; of the test I had to have before I was certified :(:confused:

Oh yes, I knew there was a reason to update this thread?

I have found what is causing the above problem. I have a Health Tracker/Step Checker app and it chimes at 09.00 every day to tell me :unsure:, well, I have no idea what it's trying to tell me actually, but it does it every day and I have no idea how the **** I can switch it off? Not the tracker itself, but the blasted chime!
 
Joined
Jan 1, 2009
Messages
15,512
Reaction score
3,876
Points
113
Location
Winchester, VA
Your Mac's Specs
MBP 16" 2023 (M3 Pro), iPhone 15 Pro, plus ATVs, AWatch, MacMinis (multiple)
If it was an iPhone, I would say, "Open Settings/Notifications and look for the app. Turn off any sound notifications." Given it's Android, translate that to whatever Android has to do the same thing.
 
OP
Jonzjob
Joined
Mar 30, 2010
Messages
1,553
Reaction score
164
Points
63
Location
NW Wiltshire England
Your Mac's Specs
Mid 2010 MBP 13, 8 gig mem, 2 int disks 500gig SSD, 1Tb SSHD . 2010 iMac, 8 gig, 2 Tb SSHD. iMac M1
Well Jake, being an old poor retired git who can't really afford to eat anything nice and definitely can't afford an iPhone :unsure::unsure: ( Any tears yet ? ) I just have a cheepy android, but when I looked at the application itself there's an option called 'Profile' which didn't sound promising, but after all else failed I had a gander at it and in there is a 'Reminder' set to 'on' every day at 09.00. So I think that I have cracked it by turning the dammed thing OFF.

So here's hoping??? But thank you for your idea. It made me have another look :app:app:app
 

Shop Amazon


Shop for your Apple, Mac, iPhone and other computer products on Amazon.
We are a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon and affiliated sites.
Top