mobile - no signal noise samsungA10 & Moto G6
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Hey guys recently moved house - previously we had poor phone signal on O2 & Vodaphone now its even worse, my problem concerns both my wife's voda moto g6 and my O2 Samsung A10 handsets losing signal. Evertime this happens the bloody handset's makes an irritating noise/jingle, How can I turn this irritating noise off?? It happens evertime we go upstairs where's there is a mobile phone signal - downstairs there is no signal - needless to say it's REAL REAL irritatating - HELP please. I've tried the obvious nothing works for this phone signal lost noise/jingle.
I'd previously noticed this occasionally whilst travelling in the car when signal was lost, so the problem has always occurred with both these phones
However my previous phone a Samsung Note never did this when it lost signal, so I guess the problem is related to newer handsets
Hope you can sort it for me
TA
Rene
I'd previously noticed this occasionally whilst travelling in the car when signal was lost, so the problem has always occurred with both these phones

However my previous phone a Samsung Note never did this when it lost signal, so I guess the problem is related to newer handsets

Hope you can sort it for me
TA
Rene
I had the same problem with a motog6, I too was unable to switch off the f
king 'no signal tone'
What's the idea behind this tone ?? The user can't do SFA about the lack of signal FFS.
My solution was to buy one of these:-
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And use the G6 as a music player in the car to play tunes through the ICE. IMO the only other use for it!!
Modern tech huh - KRAP!!
king 'no signal tone'
What's the idea behind this tone ?? The user can't do SFA about the lack of signal FFS.My solution was to buy one of these:-
>
>
>
And use the G6 as a music player in the car to play tunes through the ICE. IMO the only other use for it!!
Modern tech huh - KRAP!!
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Really like the idea of using the now useless phone's as a Blutooth media player in the car