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Android 15 could stop your phone from vibrating like crazy when you get a lot of notifications
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These days, knowing some people, I'm already grateful if a person is just using the default notification sound. Two highlights:
To be fair, the camera flash alert light was meant for deaf people. Others just chose to use it.
Sure would be nice to see status LEDs make a comeback though.
Killing status LEDs, then realising that there are people who needed it, and making them use the camera flash on the back of the phone instead isn't great either.
I miss my LG phone that let me customize the LED color based on app. That way if it were one color I knew it was semi-important, but other colors I knew were...dismissible.
The camera flash notification thing is useful for people that are deaf or hard of hearing if they don't have the phone actually on their person when the notification goes off
When you leave it on your desk in silent mode it's a good way to alert you. I miss my red notification LED GDI
I've always used just the defaults or a classic phone ring.
However, there is a comedy to some bulky bloke getting a call and the ringtone is a white girl pop song (pick one, any one will do)