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There are probably many simple tasks that he performs repeatedly on his phone, such as silencing it in a meeting, reducing the shine of the screen late at night or lighting the battery saver when he is going to work. If you have a Samsung Galaxy phone, then you have access to a routine tool that can automate many of these for you.
Each routine comes with a trigger and an action to carry out in response. Coverage times, locations and trigger telephone states (such as not disturbing and low battery), while the actions cover most telephone configurations (including notifications, visualization and bluetooth configuration) and can also start specific applications or functions (such as making your phone vibrate or turn on the light of light).
There are many possibilities here. You can disable notifications while using Samsung Health to exercise, silence your phone when you have a meeting or mention the weather forecast when you discard your morning alarm. You can also combine multiple triggers and actions, making the feature even more versatile. Routines can also be launched manually.
If you want inspiration, Samsung has provided some routines that you can use to start. Of Settingsselect Modes and routinesThen open the Discover eyelash.
If you have decided that you would like to try to create yours, that's how.
To create a new routine, go to Settings On your galaxy and touches Modes and routinesThen change to the Routines tab at the bottom.
- Touch the + + (more) button in the upper right corner.
- Tap Add what this routine will activate To choose your trigger. You can move through the options or use the search box at the top to look for something specific.
- Establish the conditions for the trigger by choosing Add condition. PlaceFor example, it allows you to choose the location that acts as the trigger. You can also use this to get more control over the trigger, if you only want it to be executed when you have connected headphones connected, for example, or when Wi-Fi is enabled. You can add more than one condition.
- Tap Add what this routine will do To choose the action that occurs as a result of the trigger. Again, you can look for something specific or move through the options.
- You can also establish the conditions for action, if necessary. For example, if your action refers to Show And you want the action to involve GlowYou can specify the level of brightness that will be established.
- Tap Add action If you want to add more than one action. To change the order in which actions are carried out, touch and keep them to drag them to the position.
- Tap Save To confirm the routine.
- Give your new routine a name, an icon and a color to identify it, then touch Made To store it.
When the criteria for a routine are fulfilled, the actions are taken. If the conditions are already met when the routine saves, then it will begin to be executed immediately.
You can return to the Modes and Routines screen at any time to see and modify your routines. They will be grouped by the assets and those that are not.
If the routine is running, you can cancel it or stop it. Leverage Details To see all configurations for that routine. If you are not running, simply touch the routine to go to the screen details.
At the bottom of the screen, you will find the Edit and Delete options.
If it touches the three points (down to the right), you can duplicate or disable a routine (which prevents it from running but does not eliminate it). You can also block notifications for a specific routine to be executed in silence in the background.
Back in the main Routines tab, you can touch the three points (top right), then History To see execution routines recently. You can also go to Settings. There are not many configurations to play, but you can choose the predetermined notification options for new routines and choose to have a Modes and routines Shortcut in your phone's application drawer to facilitate access.
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