Do Not Disturb is a feature on Android devices that helps users minimize distractions and focus on tasks by silencing notifications and calls. It can be customized to fit individual preferences and schedules, and can be a valuable tool for maintaining productivity and reducing stress.

Here’s how to set up and customize Do Not Disturb on Android:

1. Open the Settings app on your device and select “Sound & vibration.”
2. Choose “Do Not Disturb.”
3. You’ll see several options for customizing Do Not Disturb. Here are a few to consider:

– Turn on “Automatic rules” to set up a schedule for when Do Not Disturb is enabled. For example, you could enable it every night from 11pm to 7am.

– Choose whether you want to allow calls from specific people or groups during Do Not Disturb. You can also choose to allow repeated calls (if someone calls twice within 15 minutes) to come through.

– Customize which types of notifications are silenced during Do Not Disturb. You can choose to allow alarms, media playback, and/or touch sounds, for example.

4. You can also access Do Not Disturb settings by swiping down from the top of your screen to access the Quick Settings menu. Look for the “Do Not Disturb” icon and tap it to enable or disable the feature on the fly.

If you find that you’re still getting too many notifications even when Do Not Disturb is enabled, consider adjusting your notification settings overall. You can choose which apps are allowed to send notifications, and you can even customize the sound and vibration for each app’s notifications. This can be a great way to further tailor your phone’s behavior to your needs and preferences.