Last week, we asked you if you continue your phone ringer and, if you do, what ringtone you use. As we suspect, the “ringer at all time” option was less common, but it is still how a quarter of voters use their phone every day.
Then there are almost dead-but also divided those who keep their phone on the vibrate all the time and who switches themselves. Later, some are still lucky enough to have a physical switch, but over time there will be less and less phones.
By switching or using settings, people who make their ringers on the basis of where they are and enables them when they are in the outside or otherwise noisy environment.
Interestingly, some people have reported that they use some types of automation to replace the ringer profile, e.g. Putting phones on silence at night. Alternatively, some depend on smartwatch/bands for instructions, but they make less than 10% of voters.
Reading through the comments, we saw that a few people complained that the vibration on their phone was weak – we suspect that more people would go on the “vibrate” way if the vibration motors increase power.
In people whose phone calls ring for calls and messages, use about half the custom ringtone. About. Generally, it is either a special tone from the song or the old phone they like. The former song often varies enough, the latter has received the perfect ringtone and sticks to it. If it’s not broken, don’t fix it, right?
Nevertheless, most people use ringtones that were used by the manufacturer – it is a preloaded ringtone listener and one and those who never change the setting and only use the default lt ringtone.
