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Which is unfortunately causing people's alarms to not work and the current recommendation is to deactivate said feature. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c0kl

• happyopossum 2y ago
  Umm, no. That’s an article with random speculation from unnamed people on the internet. Attention awareness does not stop alarms, and it requires your eyes to be open and looking at the phone.
  • gabeio 2y ago
    > Attention awareness does not stop alarms, and it requires your eyes to be open and looking at the phone. Attention awareness silences/drasticly reduces the volume of alarms, that's how it is designed. If they have a bug in the attention awareness feature it stands to reason that it could not require your eyes to be open or looking at the device in question at the time.