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How do I turn off Alexa saying "Someone is at the front door" from Echo?
How do I turn off Alexa saying "Someone is at the front door" from Echo? I just want the doorbell sound, not Alexa speaking afterwards.
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11-02-2021 08:16:02
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- G
Hi, Ring. We just want the doorbell sound! No need for Alexa to say "Someone is at the front door" every time. Give us that option, pretty please? If I disable the notification entirely on Alexa, then I lose the video feed on the Echo Show...
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25-08-2022 02:30:08
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- C
Hey neighbors. In the Alexa app, you should have the option to turn off Doorbell Press Notifications. Under Devices > All Devices > your Doorbell > Doorbell Press Notifications can be toggled on or off. You may be able to use the [Routines](https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/360031606811-Creating-a-Routine-with-Alexa-and-your-Ring-Device-) feature to set up a Routine to have Live View activated when someone presses the Doorbell, which should be separate from the Doorbell Press Notifications. Since the options you have available will vary depending on which Ring devices and Alexa devices you have, I'd recommend trying it out to see what combination of settings and Routines work best for you.
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26-08-2022 08:14:39
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SYou may be able to use the [Routines ](https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/360031606811-Creating-a-Routine-with-Alexa-and-your-Ring-Device-) feature to set up a Routine to have Live View activated when someone presses the Doorbell, which should be separate from the Doorbell Press Notifications. How? - the option for live view as a routine isn't possible.
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26-10-2022 11:12:48
- M
Has anyone here managed to stop the voice announcement? It's a real shame I can't make the most of the Halloween sounds as the voice completely ruins the experience.
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31-10-2022 04:55:16
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- S
This doesn't work. As far as I'm aware, the functionality is working as it should. Live View and Announcements are (in my opinion foolishly) lumped in together without the user being able to discern between them. You can either have both on, or not on. It's a product development / integration oversight. For hundreds of years, a simple bell was sufficient, but if you integrate with Alexa, then it has to be voice announced, or work out your own routine of some kind, for every device. It really needs addressing.
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02-11-2022 09:31:46
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Mrstevemoore
This doesn’t work. It only adds a new sound before the doorbell chime and the very annoying someone is at your front door.
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10-05-2022 04:14:06
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