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> The only exceptions are "VIP" contacts from close family. Curious how you configured this? I'd be interested in this as well.
by mrmuagi 6y ago
> The only exceptions are "VIP" contacts from close family.
Curious how you configured this? I'd be interested in this as well.
- y2bd 6y agoIf you have an iPhone, you can flag certain contacts as allowing "Emergency Bypass". This lets their calls (and text messages if you flip another switch) vibrate and/or ring your phone even if you're in do-not-disturb mode. Can't speak for Android, but I'm sure it has a similar feature (and due to system access it allows third-party apps, maybe you can do the same for third-party chat apps as well).
- mrunseen 6y agoIn DND settings, there’s also option called “Allow Calls From” which user can choose from: >Everyone >No One >Favourites >Specific Group
- thefunnyman 6y agoWorth noting in iOS any contact may bypass DND by calling twice in quick succession even if the contact isn’t starred.
- lurker_primo 6y agoIn Android, you can have starred contacts. Only their calls will get through.
- jonS90 6y agoIn Android you can configure Do Not Disturb to allow notifications from specific apps. I'm very curious if iPhone can do this.