Oppo How to Use "Do not Disturb"

The "Do Not Disturb" mode on the Oppo-Smarphone disables all sound output and vibrations, and if desired, calls or notifications can be hidden or a part can be added to the exception.

On the Oppo device, the "Do not disturb" mode can be switched on or off in the settings or also in the quick settings.

If the "Do Not Disturb" mode is activated on the Oppo-Smartphone, repeated calls of the same phone number can be allowed. The caller must call again within 3 minutes. By default, this function is deactivated under ColorOS.

When "Do Not Disturb" mode is activated, incoming messages are acoustically muted and visually blocked. However, the Oppo smartphone settings allow an exception where we can allow messages from everyone, only from contacts or only from marked contacts (favorites).

Note: It is also possible to mark a contact as VIP, in which case the selected contact will be automatically excluded from the "Do Not Disturb" mode.

If we want to receive calls while the "Do Not Disturb" mode is active, we have to add them to the exception: On the Oppo smartphone we have the possibility to allow calls from all, from contacts or from selected contacts.

Note: On the Oppo smartphone, a single contact can be marked as a VIP, and this contact is automatically excluded from the "Do Not Disturb" mode.

During "Do Not Disturb" mode, Oppo smartphones mute all app notifications by default, and app management allows you to add individual apps to the exception, so notifications are displayed normally on the Oppo device.