Electronics

[chickenbutt]

If you go to 'Settings', isn't there a choice called 'Sound and vibration', or something like that?

That's where you can choose or unchoose ounds and which ones you want.   I hope that helps.  That's what my phone has, but I'm not knowledgeable about all phones at this point.

[Moonchilde]

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@chickenbutt wrote:

If you go to 'Settings', isn't there a choice called 'Sound and vibration', or something like that?

That's where you can choose or unchoose ounds and which ones you want.   I hope that helps.  That's what my phone has, but I'm not knowledgeable about all phones at this point.

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I’ve been through every setting on the phone, one by one, and nothing makes a difference with this issue. On the iPhone, it never made a peep for anything unless I told it to specifically - the default was silence. Maybe it’s an LG thing and not Android, I dunno.

[NickNack]

The sounds would drive me crazy @Moonchilde.  I think that's one thing I would call the salesperson at Verizon to ask about.

[chickenbutt]

Oh darn! Sorry that didn't help.  Well, if nothing else, you could go to Verizon and ask for help with the phone.

I have gone to Sprint a couple of times to ask how I could do something on the phone that I couldn't figure out.  I'm pretty good about trying to figure stuff out myself but after that doesn't work, I ask them.  The manual for my phone is very unhelpful - like TOTALLY unhelpful.

Each time I did that, the person working there seemed to know how to find/do anything that I couldn't figure out (not that that's saying much, since I'm fairly new to smartphones).     It would seem that the smartphone is smarter than I.