This is what I do - very easy to drop it into airplane mode before putting it in the locker when changing my clothes. I see quite a few folks with smart watches on - have wondered if these emergency alerts show up on those devices and if they can be set to silent (I don't own a smart watch but have considered it).russellhltn wrote: ↑Mon Mar 25, 2024 7:40 pm I'd suggest airplane mode and making sure WiFi is off. It can't alert on what it can't receive.
Temple Recommend - digital device scanning at temple?
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It probably depends on the watch. Some only talk by Bluetooth to the phone. Others are capable of having their own connection to the cell towers.davesudweeks wrote: ↑Mon Mar 25, 2024 8:46 pm I see quite a few folks with smart watches on - have wondered if these emergency alerts show up on those devices and if they can be set to silent (I don't own a smart watch but have considered it).
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I put my phone on airplane mode, rather than just do not disturb. That way the phone does not spend all day trying to find a signal and run down my battery in the process.