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How to turn off the "Set Your Sleep Schedule" prompt?

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‎06-22-2016 13:52

‎06-22-2016 13:52

The last thing I want is yet another prompt from my phone, however, every time I check my sleep on my Android, I get prompted to set a sleep schedule.  I'm not going to do so and I would like to kill the prompt.  How?

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‎06-26-2016 05:55

‎06-26-2016 05:55

It's great to see you around @shipo. Don't worry about that sleep message. You can just tap on the "X" icon, it is just for the people that would like to have this feature. 

 

See you around! Woman Happy

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‎06-27-2016 13:31

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‎06-27-2016 13:31

@AlejandraFitbit wrote:

It's great to see you around @shipo. Don't worry about that sleep message. You can just tap on the "X" icon, it is just for the people that would like to have this feature. 

 

See you around! Woman Happy

I tried that; the next time I look at my sleep the stupid message pops up again, and again, and again, and again.

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