iPhone: Automatically disable notifications for certain time intervals?

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There are certain times of day that I don't want the iPhone to vibrate/ring to notify me of something, like when in a meeting. Is there a way to automatically set this? (setting a rule like "no notifications between 3 AM and 7 AM")

Nick Heiner

Posted 2010-01-10T02:51:13.220

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Question was closed 2014-07-26T17:17:18.043

Answers

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Unfortunately not. Your only flexibility here is the switch on the side of the phone. There is no "automatic" way. You can always ask Apple to implement it in the next Firmware and cross your fingers...

http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html

Marcin

Posted 2010-01-10T02:51:13.220

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If you're jailbroken then you're looking for SBSchedule.

leek

Posted 2010-01-10T02:51:13.220

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Switch to Airplane mode? Settings, Airplane, On. Email and txt messages will be picked up when you switch out of Airplane mode. Any alarms you've set will sound.

Larad

Posted 2010-01-10T02:51:13.220

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Iphone 4s

Go to settings > Do Not Disturb > turn scheduled off > if scheduled is on between the hours of 11pm and 5am and a caller has an emergency they would need to call twice in a three minute time frame then the second call will not be silenced. > turn repeated calls off to silence all calls.

Eric F Sieracki

Posted 2010-01-10T02:51:13.220

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If you use Boxcar for push notifications, you can use a feature it has called Quiet Time that automatically disables push notifications between certain times. With Quiet Time turned on, notifications are still sent to the phone, but the badge on the Boxcar icon just gets incremented by one -- you don't get a sound or vibration or anything.

As for push notifications from apps other than Boxcar, Marcin is right -- there's no automatic way to disable push notifications for a period and turn them back on.

Scott Jackson

Posted 2010-01-10T02:51:13.220

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I use an app called timeriffic which is highly customisable - I can choose what gets muted, by how much, if vibrate is allowed and for what and between what times. There are a number of other similar apps. These all run on Android. Maybe apple should be a little ashamed and amazed at what you can do on android that you can't on the iphone. Gloating aside however, there a very cheap device that I noticed here http://www.thesilentnight.com/ that will do what you requires. It still allows incoming calls and alarms but mutes email and sms notifications, and use can use it with or without a dock.

Ethan

Posted 2010-01-10T02:51:13.220

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the link is dead... – rene – 2015-10-02T21:03:44.453

the OP asked specifically about iPhone; providing an answer that applies to a different OS is not helpful – aenw – 2016-01-20T20:45:13.637