Learn how you can set the different app notification category sound to Silent on the Samsung Galaxy S23/S23+/Ultra.
This video demonstration is on Android 13.
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On a Samsung Galaxy S23, there are various app notification categories that can be set to make sound, vibrate, or stay silent. These categories can be customized in the phone's Settings app under the "Notifications" section.
For each of these categories, you can choose to have them make a sound, vibrate, or stay silent. You can also choose to have the phone's LED light flash when a notification is received, and you can customize the notification sound and vibration pattern for each category. By customizing these settings, you can control which notifications are important enough to make a sound or vibrate and which ones can remain silent.
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