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I don't know an answer, but I'm curious why you'd want this. Theres a lot of tools that rely on email verification for login or other tasks. Like Slack's magic

I don't know an answer, but I'm curious why you'd want this. Theres a lot of tools that rely on email verification for login or other tasks. Like Slack's magic link emails that are used to log in. Does this mean people would be unable to use those apps as well during the pause?

mr_trick 6y ago
No it would just mean that if they looked at their email, there'd be nothing there. Personally I use SaneBox and that now has a good DND feature, but its basically a filter to move your mail into a DND folder so it skips your inbox. But I'm curious about whether it could be applied at a company-wide level, such that no emails are received during the DND hours.