Android Do Not Disturb: Set Quiet Hours So Calls and Notifications Don't Disturb You
Does your phone buzz at midnight, during an important meeting, or right in the middle of study time? Android has a built-in feature called Do Not Disturb (DND) that silences calls, messages, and app notifications for the hours you choose — automatically, every day. You do not need any extra app for it. What Is Do Not Disturb on Android? Do Not Disturb is a quiet mode for your phone. When it is on, your phone stops ringing, vibrating, and lighting up for notifications. Your phone still works normally — alarms still ring, and you can still make calls. The difference is that unwanted interruptions are held back until you are ready for them. It is different from simply switching your phone to silent. With Do Not Disturb, you can decide exactly who is allowed to reach you, and you can set it to switch on and off on a schedule, so you never have to remember to do it manually. How to Turn On Do Not Disturb 1. Open Settings on your Android phone. 2. Tap Sound and vibration (on some phones it i...