Do Not Disturb mode is a useful feature on Android phones that allows you to block notifications and calls during specific times or when enabled manually. Here’s how to use it:
- Swipe down from the top of your phone’s screen to access the Quick Settings menu.
- Look for the “Do Not Disturb” icon. It may be in the first few icons, but if not, swipe left to see more.
- Tap the “Do Not Disturb” icon to enable the mode.
- You can customize the settings by tapping on the “Do Not Disturb” icon again and selecting “More settings.”
- In the “More settings” menu, you can customize the following:
- Schedule: Choose when Do Not Disturb should turn on automatically, such as during bedtime or when in a meeting.
- Exceptions: Select what notifications you want to allow through Do Not Disturb, such as alarms or important calls.
- Allow calls: Choose to allow calls from specific contacts, or allow repeated calls to come through.
- When you’re ready to disable Do Not Disturb mode, swipe down from the top of the screen again and tap the “Do Not Disturb” icon to turn it off.
Note: The location and appearance of the “Do Not Disturb” icon may vary depending on your Android phone’s version and manufacturer.