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I agree with this. For what it's worth my solution which may not work for others is to set the default ring/text tone to "None" and then add custom ring/text t
by LinuxBender 4y ago
I agree with this.
For what it's worth my solution which may not work for others is to set the default ring/text tone to "None" and then add custom ring/text tones in my address book on my little throw away flip phone. It works great for me personally. I never get distracted by bots and just mass delete their messages without even looking at them when I get around to it. This method probably will not work for people glued to their phones.
- cronix 4y agoAn android solution is to only ring/notify the phone for people in your contacts. It's easier than giving individuals a ring tone as unknowns get the silent treatment by default. Basically just whitelist instead of blacklist.
- jamiek88 4y agoSame is available on iOS. Used it for a while and it works well.
- xenophonf 4y agoI'm considering doing that to my personal email. Default deny, whitelist known contacts, auto delete the junk mail folder. If I didn't have friends and family using them, I'd just outlook.com and gmail.com outright. It's frustrating how much spam they send.