03-11-14 05:34 AM
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  1. JCRendle's Avatar
    JCRendle
    In the Notifications setting I have All Alerts Off to save battery during the day when I'm at work. I've recently noticed that when I receive a text message the LED starts to flash red, I thought LEDs were meant to be deactivated in this mode? It's nothing major, I know they use next to no battery, but it's just something I wondered about.

    I don't have Colour ID or anything running to do this either...

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    03-11-14 04:48 AM
  2. jaydee5799's Avatar
    jaydee5799
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    Only thing I can suggest is to look under applications in the profile settings and make sure SMS is also off. I understand what you are saying but...I have Hub++. and when I use bedside mode it kinda messes things up and I need to reopen the app in the morning to make sure its going to work. Maybe that's the same kinda problem here?
    03-11-14 05:27 AM
  3. JCRendle's Avatar
    JCRendle
    Maybe, but I don't really use Bedside mode

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    03-11-14 05:34 AM
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