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Welcome and from is a Motorola Moto G 5G plus and today I will show you how to
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enable and also set up the do not disturb mode. So to get started let's pull down
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the notification panel and find the toggle for it. It looks like it's right
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up here for me. So once you find it hold it. This will take us to the settings
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where we can customize it. So stop on see all exceptions and we have the
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exceptions for calls, messages. So let's start with calls and we'll give you
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option to allow calls from anyone, contacts, favorite contacts or no one at
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all. Now for contact or calls I'm gonna select no one and you can see that with
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this option it still allows to call other people to be actually still able to call you. With this option so allow repeated callers
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and basically if someone calls you twice within a 15 minute period they will be
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able to reach you no matter what it said here. In theory no one should be able to
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but assuming they do it within 15 minute period twice they will be able to. And
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this is a good option for emergencies so if someone isn't aware that you have
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this on they won't probably be calling it that much or you won't actually realize it and people that have emergency will most likely spam call you
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so they will utilize this option here. Then we have the messages. It's basically
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like calls but less options. So we have everyone contacts, stared and no one. Again
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choose whichever one you want and apart from that we have different
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notifications. We have play media sounds, allow alarms, touch sounds, reminders and
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events. If you don't want some of these just simply deselect them. So at the
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moment in do not disturb mode I will still be getting alarms and media sounds
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Now if we back out of it we have restrict notifications. This is just
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purely visual and not audible so you can choose which kind of notifications pop
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up on the display and you can create a custom one or have one of those two. And
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then getting out of here we have schedule which is one of the options
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that will literally allow you to set it up once and forget about its
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existence. So let's stop on add more, time, name it whatever you want. And from here
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choose the days of the week that you want it to work in. As an example I'm
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gonna be creating a work one so Monday through Friday 9 to 5. So deselect
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Saturday and Sunday. Start time 9 and time 5 p.m. and there we go so it's 9 to 5
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You have also option for alarms can override end time which will if you set
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up an alarm clock during a 9 to 5 time. So for instance if you set it up at 3
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p.m. it will end the do not disturb mode at 3 p.m. at least that day. And then
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below that we have the do not disturb mode behavior. So we have the one that we
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have set up that's the gonna be the default one or we can go to the
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settings again and select a couple different options. For instance work environment one if you wanted to as an example. I'm gonna keep it as the
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user-defined one and from there we can simply leave it. As you also see it
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automatically becomes enabled because well it's 2 p.m. right now and it's
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supposed to run till 5 p.m. so it knows that it's right now the time for it to work in and it turns on which you can also see by the fact that it's enabled
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right here and below the do not disturb mode you can see that TT which is just what I
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named it. Now once the do not disturb mode is enabled you can tap on it as
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well to manually turn it off if you don't want it. And apart from that you
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can also tap on it yourself to enable it basically manually but then you'll have
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to remember to actually also disable it. So those are all the ways you can use the
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do not disturb mode and if you found this very helpful don't forget to hit like
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