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It may sound like dark sorcery, but it’s a simple setting on most phones.<\/strong><\/p>\n Custom text message tones might seem like a small feature, but they can be immensely useful. A custom text message tone can tell us to respond to one notification among a sea of default notification tones. A gunshot can mean the boss is texting you after hours again<\/em> and you can ignore him, while a whip crack means your wife is texting you, and you should really check it right now. Whether you’re using Google Messages<\/a> — the default SMS app on most phones — a manufacturer version like the Samsung Messages app, or one of our favorite third-party SMS texting apps<\/a> like Textra<\/a> or Pulse<\/a>, setting a custom text tone for a contact or conversation is easy to do. However, you might find the setting in different places, depending on your app or phone.<\/p>\n Google Messages is the standard messaging app on a large portion of Android phones these days, and is available for free on Google Play<\/a> if your phone didn’t have it pre-installed. Google Messages uses the “common” method for custom conversation notifications on phones running Android Oreo and up.<\/p>\n Tap the back arrow<\/strong>, or OK<\/strong> or Save<\/strong> if those options appear with your ringtone picking menu.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n Samsung Messages got a new look last year with One UI, but the basic layout should be the same on all modern Samsung devices, whether they’re still on Android Oreo or running Android 10.<\/p>\n If you don’t find conversation-specific text tones using these menus on a Samsung phone running Android Nougat or an even older version, check the desired contact entry in the Samsung Contacts app.<\/p>\n Whether you stick with the standard messaging app your Android phone came with or branch out with a third-party client, setting custom text tones for your most-used contacts can be a small but very helpful tool — WHIP-CRACK!<\/strong> — in helping avoid distractions while you try to work. After all, no one needs a needy — WHIP-CRACK!<\/strong> — roommate wasting your time during a lab.<\/p>\n WHIP-CRACK!<\/strong> WHIP-CRACK!<\/strong><\/p>\n If you’ll excuse me, I need to answer this before my mother calls and asks me why I’m not answering her text.<\/p>\n Tags:<\/b> ARA WAGONER<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"How to set custom text tones on Google Messages<\/h2>\n
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It may sound like dark sorcery, but it’s a simple setting on most phones. Custom text message tones might seem like a small feature, but they can be immensely useful. A custom text message tone can tell us to respond to one notification among a sea of default notification tones. A gunshot can mean the … Continue reading How to set custom text tones for your contacts on Android<\/span><\/a> Continue Reading