Learned how to assign individual notification sounds to each hangout. Handy for those 'high priority' groups.


Learned how to assign individual notification sounds to each hangout. Handy for those 'high priority' groups.


Originally shared by Alana Duckett (MrsGliss)

New to G+ and hangouts? With the influx of new agents since the release of Ingress for iOS, I thought a quick tutorial explaining the hangout basics may come in handy.

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  1. Robert Potter (FrozenJackel)July 31, 2014 at 12:11 PM

    Thanks Devon. Think I will try to adjust some of my settings later tonight.

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