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You can? I thought that was pretty standard on Android phones? On my phone, at least, there are do-not-disturb options for "priority only" (which can be set to
by Figs 8y ago
You can? I thought that was pretty standard on Android phones? On my phone, at least, there are do-not-disturb options for "priority only" (which can be set to either specific contacts or the whole contact list), "alarms only", and "total silence" (careful with that one).
- sagarm 8y agoI use priority only to only allow started contacts through at night. During the day, I want all contacts to come through but not unknown numbers.
- ryan-allen 8y agoYep I'm pretty sure this is standard on Android phones. Not sure if it can be done on iPhones though!
- russjr08 8y agoOn iOS, you can do block everyone but favorites, or just all, with an option of allowing repeat callers through (they call X amount of times in a 5 minute duration). Unfortunately this also disables all other app notifications which is less than desirable.
- sliken 8y agoIt's on my pixel 3 xl, if you turn on "do not disturb" you can allow calls from anyone, contacts, starred contacts, or nobody.
- tones411 8y agoDoes it disable other notifications on android though?
- koheripbal 8y agoMy challenge on Android is that Hangouts calls have zero ability to filter.