iOS may have beaten Android to the punch with the introduction of its “Do Not Disturb” feature nearly four years ago, but there’s no doubt Android has taken the Do Not Disturb ball and run with it, adding a series of nifty options—including “rules”—that the iPhone and iPad have yet to match.
Rather than limiting you to one set of quiet hours, Android’s Do Not Disturb mode lets you create a series of specific conditions and scenarios that will automatically turn off alerts, alarms, and ringers. You can set as many Do Not Disturb rules as you want for events on your various calendars or specific blocks of time, and you can decide who can get through during quiet time—and who can’t. Here’s how.
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