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feature req: graduated alarms for contacts #40
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So in other words, contact-specific inactivity settings? This should be possible, the hardest part would be figuring out the UI... The only setting that wouldn't be contact-specific would be the rest period range right? |
I think the rest period would be disabled after the alarm is triggered, so it should not need to change. The user sets how many hours or minutes for each step. rest period would be ignored after step one is triggered. Now you mention it, custom time triggers for each contact might also be quite useful. But that might be a separate feature request. |
Would the message be the same for all contacts? I am terrible at UI design and the hardest part for me is going to be figuring out how to display the extra information into the current UI. If you have any suggestions for how it should look to edit these settings let me know. |
I would leave the contact# info the same as it is now. So something like Graduated alarms? (Check box) |
After 6 hours of no use during the day i would want to send an alarm to my neighbor, after 36 h i would want to send alarms to sister, however if the alarms are still going after 48 h i would want everyone have sent a message.
Graduated alarms wound be very helpful if no one has responded to the first ones.
Personally i think three levels based on user specs.
Check on me. Level 1
There is something wrong level 2
SOS there might be serious problems level 3
And level 4, I'm very likely dead, stop my cats from eating me.
We don't always want everyone to respond to every level of problems and we don't always want everyone to know every level of issue. But when things must be very bad, we want any one possible to respond.
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