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Tapo camera snooze (pause) notifications for time period

 
30
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Tapo camera snooze (pause) notifications for time period

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RE:Tapo camera snooze (pause) notifications for time period
2 weeks ago
I need same notification pause feature on alert for certain time period
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RE:Tapo camera snooze (pause) notifications for time period
a week ago
+1
#43
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Re:Tapo camera snooze (pause) notifications for time period
a week ago

To provide some examples of how others do it, this is what a notification looks like on Ring cameras on Android:

 

 

When you click the snooze button, it pops up in the app with a choice of how long you want to snooze the camera for:

 

 

Wyze provides you with two buttons on the notification, allowing you to snooze just the one camera for an hour or all cameras for an hour:

 

 

And when you go into the Wyze app, there's a button that lets you pick different intervals:

 

 

Please, please launch this feature. It's sorely missing from Tapo cameras.

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RE:Tapo camera snooze (pause) notifications for time period
a week ago
Really think this feature is necessary
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Re:Tapo camera snooze (pause) notifications for time period
a week ago

 

Summer_S wrote

  @felixsin  Hi, maybe you can use the Do Not Disturb feature on the Tapo app>>Me>>Notifications page to meet your needs laugh

 

Seems like that is once again selecting clock times and days (repeating times), and then you need to remember to switch it off.
 

We need a real snooze button (with optional amounts of time) :)

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RE:Tapo camera <span class='search-highlight'>snooze</span> (pause) notifications for time period
a week ago
Have 30&60 mins snooze options when notifications pop up
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Re:Tapo camera snooze (pause) notifications for time period
a week ago

  @Solla-topee 

I definitely agree with the OP that we need a snooze function. It's so much more convenient (and we know this from years of using the competitor's app). They give you an option to pause notifications for 5, 15, 30 min, etc. So if you see something is going to trigger the doorbell multiple times within a short period, you'd just snooze it - like when my gardener shows up. Or if we're having work done on our house and we know someone is going to be walking up and down the driveway multiple times. Or even if we're the ones working on our garden/yard - I don't need to be notified that I'm out there!

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