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whsbuss

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I'm heading on vacation shortly. I want to keep my iPhone on at night and receive only phone call rings. What's the best was to setup the notifications? Sadly there's no notification profiles like the blackberry.
 
Can't you just turn off data, so the phone will only accept income calls?
 
If you buy the "pushmail" app you can set up sound profiles for your email. And make it go silent at night. I don't know an easy way to turn off the text message sounds unfortunately, without doing it manually every day.
 
If you buy the "pushmail" app you can set up sound profiles for your email. And make it go silent at night. I don't know an easy way to turn off the text message sounds unfortunately, without doing it manually every day.

Wouldn't it just be easier to turn OFF push notifications at night? Why use a separate app for this?
 
Wouldn't it just be easier to turn OFF push notifications at night? Why use a separate app for this?
Easier? No. You can set pushmail to AUTOMATICALLY turn off notifications. For all people, a few, have different times for different days of the week...
Sure you can go into notifications every night and turn it off, and then hope you remember to turn it back on... Pushmail does this all for you.
It also allows you to SET unique sounds for different folks. And then theres the PUSH part...
 
Can't you just turn off data, so the phone will only accept income calls?

Never though of that - turning off Cellular Data. Probably the easiest way. I don't want to install another app.
 
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Never though of that - turning off Cellular Data. Probably the easiest way. I don't want to install another app.

That won't disable all of your other notifications, (text, email if you're on wifi, ect.). If you go to settings->notifications you can disable everything from there, so that if you get a text, nothing will happen until you unlock your phone and read the message - no alert, notification center bar - nothing.
 
That won't disable all of your other notifications, (text, email if you're on wifi, ect.). If you go to settings->notifications you can disable everything from there, so that if you get a text, nothing will happen until you unlock your phone and read the message - no alert, notification center bar - nothing.

With just turning off Notification, or do I have to disable each one? I want a simple solution.
 
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