Does your phone chime if you get an email--vote even if you don't know what I mean :)

[Jenny in Atl]

I have the alerts disabled after midnight. I also tend to leave my phone downstairs, so if I forget to disable, I still can't hear it.

[Hen]

I voted "other" because my iphone can/will chime or buzz when I get an email, if I leave that option on, but I have it turned off on my phone, it would drive me batty.

 

I don't think anyone receiving an email late at night should get mad at the person sending it- they should turn that feature off if they don't want to be disturbed.

[gaillardia]

I voted "Other". I don't know if dh's phone will chime if it gets an email. His phone is bedside. I don't know if mine will chime if it gets an email, I don't use my phone e-mail, but I leave it charging in the kitchen at night.

I suppose you're looking at all possibilities.

[Ellie]

I don't keep my cell phone by my bed, so it doesn't actually wake me, but if I *did* have my phone by my bed, yes, it would wake me.

 

A friend does, and yes, hers wakes her.

 

I would err on the side of caution and not e-mail after 9 p.m. if I knew it was going to her cell phone.

[Ginevra]

I turn the chime off. I think it vibrates for e-mail, but I don't keep the phones in the bedroom after hours. We have the good 'ol landline for after-hours emergencies, which thankfully, hardly ever come.

 

It never really occurred to me to consider whether I was sending an e-mail at a time that might wake someone up.

[Tess in the Burbs]

mine would wake me up if it were in the room with me. Mine stays downstairs after I go to bed. But Dh just puts his on a soft thing like a sock on his dresser and no, it doesn't wake either of us up. If it's sitting on a hard surface the vibrating would wake us...so just put it on something soft.