How to activate Do Not Disturb
Activate Do Not Disturb feature on Android
Most of us now carry smartphones and these phones carry many communication applications, dating applications and work applications in general. With the abundance of these applications, they have become annoying at times and you need to disconnect from these applications and their annoying notifications, but you do not need to turn off the phone to receive calls, for example. Google, the official developer of the Android system, has added a Do Not Disturb mode, and the main goal of this mode is to reduce annoying notifications coming from any application that is selected.
Do Not Disturb feature in Android
The Do Not Disturb feature on your personal phone allows you to turn off the sound of notifications and audible alerts coming from social media applications, turn off vibration, and block all visual interruptions such as notifications from applications such as YouTube, TikTok, and others. But while maintaining the phone's continuous connection to the Internet, whether on Wi-Fi or data. One of the advantages of Do Not Disturb mode is that it allows you to choose the applications from which you want to stop notifications coming and exclude other applications.
What is the difference between airplane mode and do not disturb?
Some people may confuse that airplane mode is the same as Do Not Disturb mode, but there is a very big difference between them. Although both modes keep the phone running without completely shutting down, there is a big difference between them. We will explain together in this paragraph the differences between airplane mode, which is the most famous for Android users, and Do Not Disturb mode:
Airplane mode in Android
Airplane mode is a feature found in all Android phones and iPhones as well. It is primarily designed for flights in airplanes and is called airplane mode, but it has many advantages in our daily lives. When you activate airplane mode, you dispense with the data connection in your phone or the phone's connection to the Internet via the SIM card in the phone because at this time the SIM card will lose its connection to the network tower and when trying to make or receive a call, you will not be able to do so. But you can manually open Wi-Fi and Bluetooth after activating the mode.
Do Not Disturb feature in Android
This feature is a customized and updated version of the silent mode on the device. It is considered a silent mode with additional features. In addition to muting the sound of notifications, it prevents the screen from opening when receiving a notification, and the visual notification will not appear in the notification bar. When you activate it, you will lose the vibration feature if it was activated on the phone before. When you receive any notification in Do Not Disturb mode, you will only hear the notification sound and see the number of notifications that the phone received on the application from the outside only, but they will not appear in the notification bar. The Do Not Disturb feature maintains the data connection and cellular network on your phone, unlike airplane mode. In the Do Not Disturb feature, you can choose the applications from which you want to receive notifications and choose applications whose notifications you prevent from reaching you.
How to activate Do Not Disturb
You can set the Do Not Disturb feature to block notifications from applications temporarily. In this paragraph, we will explain how to activate this feature on your Android phone with ease. The settings may differ from one phone to another, but you will eventually reach this feature:
- Open your phone's Settings.
- Tap on Sound & Notification.
- Tap Do Not Disturb or Do Not Disturb Preferences.
- You will find many applications that you can block notifications from reaching you temporarily.
- Choose what you want to prevent notifications from reaching and exclude the rest of the applications.