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Public bug reported:

I switched to Ubuntu phone from an old Nokia device. One of the things I
miss is a possibility to quiet the ringing phone without rejecting the
incoming call. Yes, I know I can press the "down" button of a volume
adjustment but this way I'm turning off all future notifications. On a
meeting, training course, while talking with my boss, or just at any
other place as well as one time, short lasting situation I'd like to be
able to suddenly shut the "mouth" of the phone, only this one time, not
completely till the moment I press the "UP" button of a volume control
(what the user definitely forget and the phone will stay silent while
the next message comes or while the next important incoming phone call).

All Nokia phones gave us a chance to press a "Silent" button while
incoming phone call so that the phone kept on ringing in an one time
silent mode. That gave us an opportunity for example to leave the
meeting room with a silent ringing phone, without having to reject the
incoming connection, answering it as well as making the phone silent for
all future messages, calls etc. I find the way it works today a little
bit primitive that I have to make the phone silent and then again
increase the volume. Just imagine You have to do it 5-10-20 times on a
meeting or everyday at work: volume down, volume up; volume down, volume
up; volume down, volume up...

It does not make fun and I miss my 5140, 5500 or e52

** Affects: dialer-app (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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Title:
  A wish: one click silent mode while ringing

Status in dialer-app package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  I switched to Ubuntu phone from an old Nokia device. One of the things
  I miss is a possibility to quiet the ringing phone without rejecting
  the incoming call. Yes, I know I can press the "down" button of a
  volume adjustment but this way I'm turning off all future
  notifications. On a meeting, training course, while talking with my
  boss, or just at any other place as well as one time, short lasting
  situation I'd like to be able to suddenly shut the "mouth" of the
  phone, only this one time, not completely till the moment I press the
  "UP" button of a volume control (what the user definitely forget and
  the phone will stay silent while the next message comes or while the
  next important incoming phone call).

  All Nokia phones gave us a chance to press a "Silent" button while
  incoming phone call so that the phone kept on ringing in an one time
  silent mode. That gave us an opportunity for example to leave the
  meeting room with a silent ringing phone, without having to reject the
  incoming connection, answering it as well as making the phone silent
  for all future messages, calls etc. I find the way it works today a
  little bit primitive that I have to make the phone silent and then
  again increase the volume. Just imagine You have to do it 5-10-20
  times on a meeting or everyday at work: volume down, volume up; volume
  down, volume up; volume down, volume up...

  It does not make fun and I miss my 5140, 5500 or e52

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