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Realme: Allow or Deny Messages in Do Not Disturb

Do Not Disturb on your Realme phone mutes calls, but messages can still buzz through with sound and vibration if no exception is set for them. Or the opposite happens: texts from people you actually want to hear from get silenced along with everything else. The setting that controls this sits separately from the call exceptions, which is why many people miss it.

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Allow or Deny Messages in Do Not Disturb auf Realme

Do Not Disturb on Realme UI treats calls and messages as two separate exception lists. Setting a call exception does not automatically cover text messages or app notifications, which is why alerts can still arrive with sound and vibration even though the phone is supposedly silenced.

The 'Allow messages from' option decides which senders are allowed to break through. You find it under Tap on SettingsTap on Sound & vibrationTap on Do Not DisturbTap on Allow messages from. From there you choose Anyone, Contacts, Starred contacts only or No one.

Anyone lets every message through, which defeats most of the purpose of Do Not Disturb. Contacts only allows people saved in your address book, useful for filtering out spam or unknown numbers. Starred contacts only narrows this further to people you have manually marked as favorites, ideal during meetings or at night. No one silences every message notification without exception.

This setting applies only while Do Not Disturb is active. Once you turn the mode off, all apps notify normally again regardless of the choice made here.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Any app that sends a standard notification, including WhatsApp or Telegram, follows the choice made under Allow messages from while Do Not Disturb is active.