How to disable ring alerts on Google Nest Hub

Disable Ring Alerts on Google Nest Hub

• **Check Device Settings:** Start by checking the settings directly on your Google Nest Hub. Swipe up from the bottom of the screen to access the device settings. Look for any notifications or alerts settings that might be specific to Ring or other smart devices.

 

• **Use the Google Home App:** Open the Google Home app on your smartphone or tablet. Make sure you're logged into the same Google account that's connected to your Nest Hub.

 

• **Locate Your Nest Hub:** In the app, find your Nest Hub device by swiping across the main screen or selecting it from the list of connected devices.

 

• **Access Device Settings:** Tap on your Nest Hub. Look for an option or icon that resembles settings or preferences, often depicted as a gear or three-dot menu.

 

• **Modify Notifications:** Within the device settings, search for a section related to notifications or device alerts. Although the term may vary, it typically refers to how your Nest Hub manages and delivers alerts from linked smart devices, like Ring.

 

• **Adjust Alerts Preferences:** Once you find the notifications section, you should see options to disable or customize alerts from different devices. Locate the option for Ring alerts specifically and toggle it off, if applicable.

 

• **Review Linked Accounts and Devices:** Sometimes, alerts can be managed via linked accounts or integrations. Check if Ring is linked via other smart home services and adjust notifications accordingly in those accounts.

 

• **Update Firmware and App:** Ensure your Google Nest Hub and Google Home app are running their latest versions to access any new notification management features.

 

Confirm Changes

• After making changes, ensure they're saved. You can return to your Nest Hub and test if the Ring alerts have been successfully disabled.

 

• If necessary, restart your Google Nest Hub for changes to take effect. This can be done by unplugging the device from power, waiting a few seconds, and then plugging it back in.