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    Do Not Disturb Mode

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        Darc-Vader
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        Hello,
        I'm brand new to UBports. I just purchased a Nexus 5 and installed OTA-10. I've got a bunch of questions, but will start with this one. I would like to use UBports as my daily driver OS, but I cannot find where to program the "do not disturb" feature at night. Couldn't find anything in documentation. Is there a do not disturb for the Nexus 5?

        Thank you in advance for all your help!!!!!
        Darc-Vader

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          Giiba
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          There is no programmable do-not-disturb atm. You can turn on silent mode easily by swiping down on the status bar from the little speaker icon, then flipping the silent mode switch.

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            kristatos
            last edited by kristatos

            In addition to the silent-mode there is also a flight-mode. If you switch it on your phone is offline but still usuable for example as an alarm clock in the morning.

            BQ Aquaris E4.5 (UT 16.04)
            Vollaphone (UT 20.04)

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                Darc-Vader
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                Both of those options would work, but they shut out the whole world. The point of do not disturb is that any contacts in your favorites folder can still get through via phone or text. The rest of the world is blocked. Seems like a very valuable feature to have.

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                  A Former User @Darc-Vader
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                  @Darc-Vader

                  I guess the way to proceed with that then is to put in a feature request. I'm not saying that it will be implemented or implemented any time soon, but if it's something you find valuable then, no doubt others will find it so too.

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                    Darc-Vader
                    last edited by

                    Thank you. I will do that.

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                      captainmorgan
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                      I'd really like this feature too, was a request opened? Could this be implemented by an app or would it have to be a part of the OS?

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                        malditobastardo
                        last edited by malditobastardo

                        It would be nice to have a setting for "quiet time" when you set the phone between 8pm to 7am to disregard notifications etc. but alarms and stuff like that still works

                        Maybe: https://github.com/ubports/ubuntu-touch/issues/939

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                          lduboeuf @Darc-Vader
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                          @Darc-Vader that one will not be an easy task, but yes interesting feature to add.

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                            dobey @captainmorgan
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                            @captainmorgan It would definitely have to be part of the OS.

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