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Wouldn't this suppress vibrations and notification sounds all of the time? Not just when I'm on a phone call?
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Wouldn't this suppress vibrations and notification sounds all of the time? Not just when I'm on a phone call?

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Yes but after the call just move the button over. &nbsp;Don't think you'll get what you want to happen automatically.
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Yes but after the call just move the button over.  Don't think you'll get what you want to happen automatically.

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Hmm okay. I guess I can live with that.
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Fairly straightforward - when I'm on a call on my iPhone, if any emails or txts or push notifications come through the phone vibrates next to my face and plays a sound effect, which is distracting.<br />
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Is there any setting that suppresses notifications / buzzing / et.c while I'm on a phone call? I would have figured this should happen automatically but I guess it doesn't.<br />
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If it isn't a feature of iOS, are there any apps that do it? Or is there any jailbroken solutions?
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Fairly straightforward - when I'm on a call on my iPhone, if any emails or txts or push notifications come through the phone vibrates next to my face and plays a sound effect, which is distracting.

Is there any setting that suppresses notifications / buzzing / et.c while I'm on a phone call? I would have figured this should happen automatically but I guess it doesn't.

If it isn't a feature of iOS, are there any apps that do it? Or is there any jailbroken solutions?

iPhone 4 - suppress notifications/vibrating when on a call

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