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‘Do not Disturb’ feature is often turned on automatically, so I miss the notification of calls and messages.
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Question

How to prevent my phone from automatically turning on 'Do not Disturb'?

 

Answer

It seems that the 'Silence Notification While Driving' feature by Android/Google Play Services is enabled on your device. This feature turns on 'Do Not Disturb' mode automatically when you're driving to reduce distractions such as calls and messages. Your device detects movement using motion and Bluetooth signals. Follow these steps to disable this feature:

  1. Go to Settings.
  2. Tap Apps > More (three dots).
  3. Select Special Access.
  4. Find and tap 'Do Not Disturb Permission'.
  5. Scroll down and select 'Google Play Services'.
  6. Turn off 'Allow 'Do Not Disturb'.

Alternatively, you can follow these steps:

  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap 'Google'.
  3. Select 'Personal Safety'.
  4. Turn off 'Silence Notification While Driving'.

 

Terms:

  1. Do Not Disturb - A feature that silences all notifications, calls, and alarms on your device.
  2. Android/Google Play Services - A system provided by Android that manages apps and their updates.
  3. Motion - Refers to the sensors in your device that detect physical movements.
  4. Bluetooth connection - Wireless technology that allows devices to connect and communicate with each other.
  5. Special Access - A section within the settings menu that controls specific permissions for apps.
  6. Allow 'Do Not Disturb' - A setting that permits an app to enable 'Do Not Disturb' mode on your device.
  7. Silence Notification While Driving - A safety feature that automatically activates 'Do Not Disturb' mode when you're driving.
 
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