I cancelled "charging" led notification, but "full charge"?
Posted: 17 Apr 2018 12:36
Hi all,
Because my wife cannot stand the led notification at night, I made a flow to cancel led notification while charging, working OK (flow attached), using the system setting "led_indicator_charing" (specific to Samsung, mispelling included). The issue I did not think of, is that the green led lit up when fully charged. And my wife was angry... Anybody knows how to cancel this green light? Or cancel all led notifications at night on the Galaxy S9?
I found on the internet a "dormant_disable_led_indicator" reference, could it be useful?
One additional issue is that when charging during the day , with "do not disturb" off, it may take some time before the charging led notification comes back. Maybe a flaw in the flow...
Cheers
Thierry
PS: Being an old user of apt (predecessor of tasker on Palm), then tasker, I am very impressed by Automagic UI, so neat and easy, congratulation to the developpers. And thanks to Desmanto for posting a long comparaison about it, making me aware of it.
Because my wife cannot stand the led notification at night, I made a flow to cancel led notification while charging, working OK (flow attached), using the system setting "led_indicator_charing" (specific to Samsung, mispelling included). The issue I did not think of, is that the green led lit up when fully charged. And my wife was angry... Anybody knows how to cancel this green light? Or cancel all led notifications at night on the Galaxy S9?
I found on the internet a "dormant_disable_led_indicator" reference, could it be useful?
One additional issue is that when charging during the day , with "do not disturb" off, it may take some time before the charging led notification comes back. Maybe a flaw in the flow...
Cheers
Thierry
PS: Being an old user of apt (predecessor of tasker on Palm), then tasker, I am very impressed by Automagic UI, so neat and easy, congratulation to the developpers. And thanks to Desmanto for posting a long comparaison about it, making me aware of it.