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# Snooze Alarms
You can "snooze" alarm cameras to temporarily disarm them, either by individual camera or across all cameras at a location. You can also snooze a camera in response to a [VerifEye](/docs/protect-your-locations-with-alarms/alarms-with-ai-detection/verifeye-alarm-verification.md) event.
## Snooze Entire Location
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To snooze all cameras across a specific location:
1. Select a location on the **Alarms Configuration** page.
2. Select **Snooze**:
3. Select a Snooze time from the available options. The alarm system will disarm across the entire location for the selected time:
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{% tab title="Mobile" %}
To snooze all cameras across a specific location:
1. On the **Alarms** page, tap the location. You can also swipe left on the location and tap **Snooze**, then go to step 3.
2. Tap **Snooze** at the top of the page.
3. Under **Select Duration**, tap a snooze time: **15 min**, **30 min**, **45 min**, or **60 min**.
4. Under **Alarm Cameras**, tap **Select All**.
5. Tap **Apply**.
The alarm cameras at the location disarm for the selected time. The button at the top of the page changes to **Snoozed**.
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## Snooze Individual Cameras
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{% tab title="Web" %}
To snooze individual cameras at a location:
1. Select a location on the **Alarms Configuration** page.
2. Select **Snooze**.
3. Select the **Individual Cameras** tab.
4. Select the dropdown menu for the camera(s) you want to snooze, then select a snooze time. The camera(s) will disarm for the selected period of time respectively.
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{% tab title="Mobile" %}
Snooze allows you to temporarily disarm alarms on selected cameras without changing the overall schedule.
To snooze individual cameras at a location:
1. On the **Alarms** page, tap the location.
2. Tap **Snooze** at the top of the page:
3. Under **Select Duration**, tap a snooze time: **15 min**, **30 min**, **45 min**, or **60 min**.
4. Under **Alarm Cameras**, tap the cameras that you want to snooze. To find a camera, use the search box. You can select only cameras that are armed.
5. Tap **Apply**.
The selected cameras disarm for the selected time. On the **Alarm Cameras** tab, each snoozed camera shows the time that is left.
To cancel all snoozes at the location, tap **Snoozed** at the top of the page, then tap **Cancel Snooze**. Tap **Clear All Snoozes** to confirm.
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## Snooze in VerifEye
You can snooze when responding "No" to an alarm VerifEye event.
1. After selecting "No", select the Snooze button:
2. Select a snooze time to disarm the camera for the selected period of time. You can also choose to snooze/disarm the camera indefinitely (until re-enabling the schedule on this camera):
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