Oh, and this happens even with sleep mode enabled.
It's beyond irritating. Idk if I've always gotten an insanely high number of UI notifications or if that's a new thing, but I don't like it.
And I'm not offer to complain about updates. I like them. I like them even better when they fix the parts they broke.
You seriously expect people to read that screen shot with that color scheme? Especially when a long screen shot cannot be enlarged too much. We don't need to see every incident, it's only necessary to choose a section to screen shot with one or two incidents, and it's helpful for you to point to or circle the incident in question. If you long press on a particular incident, you get an option to show events from that app, which will give you a list of times the events happened. So, if you want people to give you an answer, please change to light mode or at least screen shot a smaller section of the screen and highlight the incident(s) in question.
If the only way you can turn off the sound is to turn off all sounds, then it's not a system sound, it's a notification sound.
Every time I hear the notification at night, I immediately look to see where it came from. I can only find it in the notification history and it's always the system UI that gave me the last notification. I also thought muting system sounds would mute the notification, but that is not the case here. I have to turn off notifications for it to stop.
I don't think I'm missing anything but if I am I hope it will surface with conversation about it.
All I'm showing with the screen shot is the amount of System UI sends and the last notification at 241am said system UI. The screenshot notification didn't sound. No idea if that's very helpful or not.
OK. I can see you are in your phone's notification history, this will not give you the complete details of the notification. System UI is just a catchall (basically everything goes through the system UI) for the system doing something. To see what the specific action is you will have to download Good Lock/Nice Catch from the Galaxy store and turn on sound history. Once the sound history is on, the next time you hear that sound, you can tap "sound notification history" and see a list of all the sounds generated in the last 7 days (or since the app was activated if less than 7 days). My screen shot above is from the Nice Catch module. You can see that under the event, it shows exactly what the event was (voice call, ringtone <I guess that would be that the phone rang and I didn't answer it>. That particular screen shot is from the detail view of the sound notification. I described, in that post, how to arrive there. When you open Nice Catch, you may see that there is an actual app attached to that sound rather than "SystemUI". If you charge at night, your charger may be connecting and disconnecting and, thus, generating the sound.
In your notification history, (if you choose not to use Nice Catch) if you tap on the arrow next the "System UI - 145 notifications", it will expand to tell you what the system UI is doing. You will have a more accurate read on what component of "system UI" is causing the sound with Nice Catch, though.
