Whether you prefer to be pinged via the name of a chickpea spread, a more traditional alert sound or no sound whatsoever, there's a simple way to change it in Slack. Switching to 'hummus' (or any of Slack's other notification sound options) won't stop your boss from pinging you about 'promoting synergy' and 'hitting the ground running,' but they might at least help you stop hearing the knock brush in your nightmares. But when it's repeatedly accompanied by a note urging you to 'circle back' or 'touch base' or 'ping me ASAP,' your brain might pull a Pavlov and start associating the innocuous sound with corporate buzzword-fueled dread. Sure, the default sound alone is relatively pleasant and unimposing. Imagine the overall increase in whimsy if everyone switched to 'hummus' instead of the dreaded knock brush. Multimedia volume is on (and I want to keep it that way as I am sure the sound will go away if I reduce this volume but that's a workaround and I need to find the source of this sound!) All other volumes (Bixby, call, notifications, system) are at zero.Corporate workers send more than 1.5 billion Slack messages every month through the business communication software, according to TechJury. I also checked the card payment feature as I heard that can cause sounds and I do keep my debit card in my phone case but that was turned off and I tested by taking my card out of the case and it still makes the sound occasionally. I've checked in exceptions too and nothing. Everytime it does it I go into notifications trying to track down the culprit but there is never any log of recent notifications. quarters and as he heard the soft notification tone of the lift's arrival, Robert rushed over to welcome her, then held her hands in front of him. Several times a day the phone makes a sound like a notification alert. But recently something must have changed.

It's always on silent mode and so never makes a sound unless I'm playing multimedia or it vibrates lightly when I get a call. I wonder if this community can help me! I have had my Samsung galaxy S8 for several years and I love it.

Soft notification tone