Die-hard Apple iPhone fans tend to dismiss notifications-related distractions, the most preferred apps. Switching Off Notifications usually acts as the last barrier to distractions when one is busy doing something else or at night, when silence is usually kept. The iPhone can also allow you to mute those notifications, especially for certain applications or contacts, so you can still hear important calls or messages.
So, What Does It Mean to Do This?
Turning Off Notifications
Using Focus (with Do Not Disturb)
Settings > Focus > Do Not Disturb
Choose "Turn on automatically" based on your schedule.
Separate focus modes can also be created, such as for work, study, sleep, and so on.
Control Center Quick Access
Swipe down from the top of the screen (on Face ID devices). There, you're going to get the opportunity to tap on the icon of Focus and choose Do not disturb or a custom setting
Schedule Silence
Settings > Focus > Sleep or Custom Focus > Add Schedule and set it up at certain times.
An automatic switch-on silence feature would be activated after that, during the specified time every day.
Types of Notifications Allowed on iPhone
Restrict People
Choose "People" in the Focus Mode setting.
Define the groups allowed to send you calls or messages.
Allowed Apps
Go to "Apps"; add the most important apps (for example, Messages, WhatsApp, Alarm, Emergency Alerts).
Enable time-sensitive notifications
Let it be urgent messages or bank notifications by activating a level.
Settings > Focus > [Your Focus] > Options > Allow Time Sensitive Notifications
Notification Summary
For app notifications to be scheduled for a specific time:
Settings > Notifications > Scheduled Summary
Add Summary: Go ahead to set time and app.
Keeping notifications silent means time is peaceful. Custom focused, be sure important messages or calls aren't missed when they come. Not only does your concentration increase, but it also improves productive and controlled use of your iPhone.
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