I do listen stuff before falling asleep and for that I set the native timer on my iPhone to stop playing after ~30 minutes.   When I cook something I ask Siri to set timer for let's say 5 minutes, but after the 5 minutes, my iPhone just stops playing (there is nothing playing at that moment actually).   How do I tell Siri I want to be notified after the timer runs out?
I normally use the iPhone timer to sleep the device after I've dozed off to some music or podcast. Unfortunately this means that when I ask Siri to set a timer for some cooking, Siri waits the allotted time and turns off the phone rather than notify me that the time is up. Any solutions to this?
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