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Welcome, and for now I'm gonna say Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra, and today I'll show you
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how to enable and also set up the Do Not Disturb mode
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So jumping straight to it, let's pull down the notification panel, and it should be somewhere
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in those toggles, so there it is at the bottom. The position where it is for me might vary for you, keep that in mind, so it could be
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somewhere in here, it could also be on the next page, but once you find it, what you
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wanna do is hold the toggle, this will take us to the settings, where we can customize
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how it exactly works before we actually enable it. So number one, we're gonna start off with, where is it, I've turned on a schedule, and
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exceptions, those are probably the two most important ones. I'll start off with exceptions, which, let's tap on the calls, and you have exceptions
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for contacts only, favorite contacts only, none, or all. So accepting all would basically allow everybody to call you, which defeats the purpose of
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this, none, no one in this guy would call you. Now this option at the bottom, the none, will be bypassed if you have this on
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So what this will allow you to do is if someone calls you twice within a 15 minute period
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usually that happens in some kind of emergencies, even though it's set to none, the second time
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around they will actually be able to reach you. So just a nice thing to have on for emergency purposes
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But anyway, you can set it up to whatever you want in here. Messages have the same options, so choose whatever suits you, and then you have also
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sounds from like alarms, media sounds, touch sounds, and stuff like that, so just select
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whatever you want. Once it's all set up the way you want it, then go back, and then go to schedule, and
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either you can edit this one, which is some pre-made one, although I'm not really sure
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if it's pre-made based on the language, or you can add a new one
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So as you can see I just tapped on the plus button right here, and name it whatever you
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want, doesn't really matter. Then you have days, so at the moment it's seven days a week enabled, so let's just disable
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for instance Saturday and Sunday, and I'm gonna make this into a work schedule as an
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example, so that's why I'm disabling Saturday and Sunday. Then start time, I start work at for instance nine, there we go, nine, and then end time
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at five. Alright, there we go. So once it's set, save, and it will automatically be enabled as you can see right here, there's
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already the toggle enabled, and if we go into it, shows it Do Not Disturb, so it's
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enabled because of the schedule that we have set. Now we can also disable it even though it's enabled right now, if you wanted for instance
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to skip this specific day of the week for Do Not Disturb mode, it might not be working
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or stuff like that, so you can still do that. So that is how you do it through a schedule, and also you can enable it by default just
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by tapping on it, and this will be enabled indefinitely till you toggle it off manually
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again, so just a thing to keep in mind. So yeah, that's how you would toggle it on, and then tap on it again to turn it off
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So this would be how you would set up the Do Not Disturb mode, and if you found this
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very helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe, and thanks for watching
