Want to Sleep In? Tell Siri To Turn Off All iPhone 4S Alarms

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<div class="KonaBody"><p>Want to sleep in? You can quickly turn off all your alarms on the <a href="http://osxdaily.com/tag/iphone-4s/">iPhone 4S</a> by telling Siri simply to “<em>turn off all alarms</em>“, Siri will then confirm the alarm change plus show you the alarm settings. Oversleeping due to Siri likely won’t be a valid excuse to get out of school or work for the day, so it’s best to save this one for the weekend.</p>

<p>More useful during the work week, you can also tell Siri to turn on all alarms and Siri will display the scheduled alarm times:</p>

<p><img src="http://osxdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/turn-off-on-alarms-with-siri.jpg" alt="Turn Off or On all Alarms with Siri" title="turn-off-on-alarms-with-siri" width="620" height="930" class="aligncenter size-full wp-image-22988" /></p>

<p>This little tip was sent in by Jeff S by way of <a href="http://ios.finerthingsin.com/post/11570793721/siri-understands-turn-on-off-all-my-alarms-and">FinerThingsIn</a>, thanks for sending this in.</p>

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