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Realme: Set Do Not Disturb Exceptions for Notifications

When Do Not Disturb is active on your Realme phone, alerts can vanish from the status bar, lock screen, and notification drawer without any warning. If you still want banners, badges, or lock screen previews for certain apps to get through, the Allowed notifications settings decide what stays visible. Getting this wrong means missing time-sensitive alerts or being interrupted anyway.

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Do Not Disturb Notification Exceptions auf Realme

Do Not Disturb on Realme phones does more than mute sound. It also controls which visual elements are allowed to appear while the mode is active, including the notification drawer, status bar icons, banners, lock screen alerts, and notification badges.

Each of these is a separate toggle. Turning off banners does not automatically hide the notification badge, and disabling status bar icons does not clear the drawer. This is why some notifications seem to disappear while others still show up during Do Not Disturb.

To review or change these exceptions, go to SettingsSound & vibrationDo Not DisturbAllowed notifications. From there you can turn each notification type on or off individually.

If you only want to silence sound but keep everything visible, adjusting these toggles is the right fix. If you want certain apps to break through Do Not Disturb completely, including sound, that is handled through app-specific priority settings instead, not through this list.

A common side effect: allowing lock screen notifications but leaving banners off means alerts appear only when the screen is unlocked or checked, not as a pop-up.

Frequently asked questions

Yes, if the app itself supports badge counts. Enabling this option under Allowed notifications only permits the badge to display during Do Not Disturb; it does not add counting behavior an app does not already have.