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Mannyshere14
@Keo I don’t have a doorbell so can only comment for cameras, you can disable that motion alert within the Alexa app under devices. You can then set up a Alexa routine to alert you on any motion with just a sound (choices available) or a verbal notice (you can type in what ever you want Alexa to say when there is motion) or a combination of both and other wonderful things!
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01-10-2020 15:02:24
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JackChehebar
Is there any update to this question?
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10-03-2021 16:07:48
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JackChehebar
@Jennifer_Ring anything?
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10-03-2021 16:08:21
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Seadooken
I agree with this. The custom sounds around the holidays are great! But the "Someone is at your front door" ruins it.
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04-04-2021 14:55:21
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DrDon1725
Stop/Change "Someone is at your door" Ring audible message: Open Ring app, Menu (3 lines at the top left of screen), Devices, Front Door, Device Settings, Notification Settings, Audible Alerts, App alert Tones, Front Door, Motion Alerts, (Alerting - NOT Silent), Advanced, Sound (the Dot is probably set to "Ring - Someone at Your Door"), Select (Dot) either "None" or "Default notification sound". Click "OK" at the screen bottom. Now go to the top left of the screen and tap the "back" arrow. App alert Tones, Front Door, Ring Alerts, (Alerting - NOT Silent), Advanced, Sound (the Dot is probably set to "Ring - Someone at Your Door"), Select (Dot) either "None" or "Default notification sound". Click "OK" at the screen bottom. Now go to the top left of the screen and tap the "Back" arrow, "Back" arrow, "Back" Arrow, "Back" arrow, "Back" arrow. "Back arrow, close app.
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12-05-2021 15:22:12
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