Disable auto disconnect after 3 minutes
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I myself loved this about mobile, it makes long distance relationships or when I have to go away much more tolerable, I am appalled at the discord team now, not only for removing this but also failing to include it into any changelog or announcement.
first they change it from the former 5 minutes to the current 3 minutes now they're forcing auto disconnect
give us an option. either update and put an option in the settings or revert to how it used to be
I personally have a hypothesis that this is indeed because they sell data and or track calls (which they can do) and they don't want their agents to have to sift through hours of no speaking because there obviously isn't any information they can sell to larger companies to have targeted ads
-its not like you aren't attempting to sell our data anyways wouldn't you want to keep collecting ;)3 -
There really should be an on and off toggle to disable the auto disconnect feature! This auto disconnect is really annoying. My partner’s phone dies often at night cause of them forgetting to charge it, so I like to wait in call!
Customer support said back to me;
“As you already know, that feature is currently not in the app, but if you would like to see changes to these systems in the future, then you can definitely vote up the suggestions at feedback.discord.com.”
So let’s get a ton of people to upvote this post and many other posts regarding the auto disconnecting!Links to other posts:
https://support.discord.com/hc/en-us/community/posts/14168202994071-Auto-disconnect-after-being-in-a-call-alone-for-3-minutes7 -
To disable the auto disconnect feature that disconnects a device after three minutes of inactivity, you can follow a few simple steps depending on the specific device or operating system you are using. Here's a general guideline to disable auto disconnect:
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Windows PC: Open the Control Panel and navigate to the Power Options settings. Look for the "Advanced Power Settings" option and expand it. Locate the USB settings or the specific device settings if available. Look for options related to power saving or idle timeout and adjust the settings to disable auto disconnect.
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Mac: On a Mac, open the System Preferences and go to the Energy Saver settings. Look for options related to power saving or sleep settings. Adjust the settings to prevent the system from disconnecting the device after a certain period of inactivity to learn more
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Mobile Devices (Android/iOS): On Android devices, go to the Settings menu and look for the Display or Sleep settings. Adjust the sleep or idle timeout duration to prevent auto disconnect. On iOS devices, go to the Settings menu, tap on Display & Brightness, and then choose Auto-Lock. Adjust the time interval or select the "Never" option to disable auto disconnect.
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Hello.
I have a android, Samsung s21. I can't find the sleeping mode on my phone. Can someone help please0 -
Yes I completely agree and it seems they don't care about it because they have been a lot of post about it and nothing has changed. If someone knows another app who does the job I will take it. Thanks
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If you're facing an issue with an auto disconnect feature that activates after three minutes, you may want to explore the settings or preferences of the specific device, software, or service you are using. Look for options related to power management, sleep settings, or connection settings. Disabling the auto disconnect feature typically involves adjusting the timeout or idle period settings to a higher value or turning off the feature entirely. Keep in mind that the exact steps may vary depending on the device or software you are using, so it's always a good idea to consult the user manual or seek technical support for specific instructions tailored to your situation.
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