The main idea was to have simple app to turn on/off "Do Not Disturb" mode. I needed mini app accessed from screen widget to easily set quiet mode for important business meetings. For the first use, you'll have to set permissions to toggle "Do Not Disturb" mode and app will open settings screen for you. Just set app permission and click back. From that moment, app will be allowed to toggle quiet/normal mode.
In Android 6.0 (like my Samsung S7), app permission path is on the following location:
Settings -> Lock screen and security -> Other security settings -> Do not disturb permission
And is possible to customize how DnD mode will behave - like without any exceptions (as it's for Alarms). Just open the settings on the following path and set:
Settings -> Do not disturb -> Allow exceptions
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Android 9.0+
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Flag as inappropriateLast updated on Jun 5, 2022
- upgraded from API23 to API28
- using FILTER_PRIORITY instead of FILTER_ALARMS
- toggling DND will not interfere with filter priority settings
Newer android versions had strange behavior like Huawei P20 pro (reset "Allow interruptions" when opening DND settings) or Nexus emulator (DND grayed out). App should leave settings intact and user can change priority settings when DND mode is turned on. Hope this release will resolve problems and toggling DND will work as it was initially intended.
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