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A while back, I requested a feature to set a Do Not Disturb feature. So Notifications can be turned off based on a schedule.
I'm glad to finally see a Do Not Disturb option. But...what a joke.
Why would the times be hard coded, not being changeable? I work 6am to 5pm 5 days a week. i would love to be able to shutoff the notifications when it fits my schedule, not justified by someone else.
I guess I'm back to turning notifications off all together. I would love to meet the team that said "Yep...8a-5p is all we are gonna give them". LOL. I would of busted out laughing if I was in that meeting. And being a software designer myself, a feature lock like that, is almost embarrassing.