I often hear stories about using a smartphone as an alarm clock. IPhone is also implemented through the clock application through the alarm function of playing ringtones at specified times and specifying sound files. IPhone has the ability to automatically correct time using mobile lines, so as long as the battery is fully charged, an alarm can be issued at any time within a specified time.
This is an alarm function, but many users seem to be set to issue multiple alarms. For example, when you want to get up at 5:30, log in to multiple alarms, such as 5:30 and 5Drex40jin5Drex50, which can prevent the so-called second sleep. IPhone's alarm function supports Snooz (even if the anti-sleep function goes off again after a certain period of time), but because the interval is fixed at 9 minutes, there is bound to be a difficult sound to use.
So to prepare multiple alarms, if you get up at the specified time every morning, the management will become cumbersome when the wake-up time changes frequently. Do not need to operate several switches one by one, as long as one operation can be turned on is very convenient.
When using multiple alerts, set the label. Even if multiple alerts are registered, Siri can be turned on / off together as long as there is a common label. For example, if you register three alarm clocks with the tag name "Morning shift", simply tell Siri to "turn on the morning shift" to turn on the three alarm clocks. Because it is simpler than the "clock" APP, it should help prevent sleeping in.
