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iOS does this, too. When DND is enabled, you can separately allow calls from everyone or only your favorites (the default is no one). Further, you can specifica
by spdustin 10y ago
iOS does this, too. When DND is enabled, you can separately allow calls from everyone or only your favorites (the default is no one). Further, you can specifically allow "repeated calls" to be allowed through (defined as the same person calling within three minutes)
- mstade 10y agoI know, what I mean though is I'd like the ability to specify different options for different groups – favorites and everyone else isn't enough. Also, DND is really useful to limit people calling at night, but my days are divided more than just day and night – there's work time, play time, family time etc. There are also holidays and other times where different rules would certainly apply. It quickly becomes complex I'm sure (such as, what happens when a contact belongs to multiple groups and there are conflicting rules – which one wins?) but I feel this is an area where there's ample room to innovate. DND is good, but can be better.
- spdustin 10y agoThere's always custom ringer tones - no reason "silence" can't be the default ringer. Custom vibrate patterns too. :)