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Do Not Disturb While Driving is a life-saving feature of the iPhone that helps drivers avoid distractions while on the road. However, some users find it too restrictive and turn it off altogether. In this article, we’ll show you how to turn off Do Not Disturb While Driving and customize its activation settings to suit your needs.
Turn it off manually
If your iPhone has activated Do Not Disturb While Driving and you want to turn it off, simply tap the notification that says, “You are not receiving notifications while you are driving” and then tap “I’m not driving”. This will disable Do Not Disturb and allow you to receive notifications as usual.
Change the activation settings
If you find that Do Not Disturb While Driving is too restrictive, you can customize its activation settings. To do this, go to Settings > Do Not Disturb > Activate. You can choose from three options: automatically, when connected to car Bluetooth, and manually. If you select manual activation, we recommend enabling it while driving for safety reasons.
Overall, Do Not Disturb While Driving is an essential feature of the iPhone that can save lives. However, it is essential to customize its activation settings to suit your needs and preferences.
How can I tell if someone has turned on Do Not Disturb on their iPhone?
If someone has turned on Do Not Disturb on their iPhone, you will see a moon icon next to their name in your Messages app. You may also receive a message that says, “This person is not receiving notifications right now.”
How does Do Not Disturb While Driving work?
Do Not Disturb While Driving uses several methods to determine whether you are driving, including Bluetooth, GPS, and accelerometer data. If the feature is activated, it will block incoming calls, text messages, and other notifications while you are driving. You can customize the feature’s settings and create an auto-reply message to let people know that you are driving and will respond later.
