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Welcome, Efron is a Oppo A5 from 2020 and today I will show you how to set up the Do
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Not Disturb mode. So on this device it's actually called a little bit different, something Quiet Time I think
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it's called, but to enable it you want to go into the settings and then scroll down
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till you find it, Quiet Time right here. And you can simply enable it right here by tapping on it or also you can customize it
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let me just turn it off, and you can actually customize it further, so number one you can
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set a schedule by tapping on here and you have by default there is one added, Sleep
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Schedule, so if you actually tap on it right here it will take you to it and you can see
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how it's set, so daily, meaning every day, and it starts at 10pm till 7 in the morning
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Now you can change all of these, so for instance you can set it just to be Monday through Friday
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like so, let's go back, and then for instance I'm gonna change it to something like a work
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schedule so 8am to 5pm, there we go, so let's put it this way, and now we can enable it
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and basically it will turn on every single day, as you can see it's already on once I
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set it up because it's 4.40 so it will be actually enabled for another 13 minutes
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And you can actually add additional rules to it so allow contacts and you have the option
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allow notifications and allow messages from and calls from. Now messages and calls are basically the same options just separate into two different settings
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so you can choose each individually, but once you tap on it you have kind of like three
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different options, so you have from anyone, contacts, and stared contacts, or well no
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one which just doesn't allow anything. Now anyone and contacts was kind of self-explanatory but stared contacts is just a way of saying
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that those are your favourite contacts so you'd actually have to set some contacts to
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your favourites in your contact list for this to work. Same thing goes for calls, like I said, same options, and then you also have the option
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right here on the bottom, ring for repeat caller, and what this will do, if the same
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number calls you two times in the span of three minutes, then you can actually enable
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this and the second time the call actually will go through and reach you instead of being
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blocked or just taken over by the do not disturb mode. So if someone actually has some kind of urgent business with you, you can enable this and
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they call you twice, basically in the span of three minutes, then I'm pretty sure they're
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fairly desperate and you can actually get the second call. And yeah, whatever you also set right here, so whatever it's set in these four different
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fields will also basically be system-wide, so when the do not disturb mode is active
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those settings will be affecting the do not disturb mode. So if you select, for instance, anyone here and here, then you're basically, even though
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the do not disturb mode is enabled, you will still be able to get the calls and messages
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from everybody, basically. So in a way, this will kind of defeat the purpose of do not disturb mode
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So like I'm saying, whatever you set will affect the do not disturb mode
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So you might want to choose wisely on how you want to set it up here
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But yeah, this is how you would set up the entire do not disturb mode, enable it and
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set a schedule. And if you found this video helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe, and thanks
