After answering all these questions, the program will start its work. This makes life much easier for the owner of the gadget.<\/p>\n
Mode setting<\/p>\n Now, as soon as it is time to sleep, the iPhone will receive appropriate notifications that it is time to rest. At this time, all notifications on the smartphone will cease to disturb the owner, but will be archived. They will appear later, after waking up in the morning. This is necessary so as not to distract a person with notifications and he could fall asleep on time without unnecessary thoughts.<\/p>\n Additional Information!<\/strong> After some time, the rest statistics will appear in the “Clock” application. It is available in the Sleep Mode section by clicking the Sleep Analysis button. Here you can see how accurately the desired schedule was met.<\/p>\n You can use a branded Apple Watch with your rest schedule. The application in them tracks the time that the wearer spends in bed, and not how much he rests or moves.<\/p>\n In order for the Apple Watch analysis to work in bed, you need to use the tracker with the Health utility. You can also manually specify how much time to spend on vacation:<\/p>\n In this way, you can explore the daily routine with Apple Watch in more detail. At the end of the article, there will be even more useful information for owners of Apple watches.<\/p>\n For this item to be available to you, be sure to update iOS to version 12. Then follow these steps:<\/p>\n This completes the configuration process. Let's say that you set the time from 22:00 to 7:00, as in our screenshot, and activated the sleep option. All notifications that will arrive during this period of time will be displayed on the smartphone screen only after 7:00, when the sleep mode is turned off. However, at the same time, you can safely use the device, the Internet, social networks.<\/p>\n To see the new Go to Sleep<\/strong> option, you must first turn on normal Do Not Disturb<\/strong> mode. To do this, go to ” Settings<\/strong> “, select the ” Do not disturb<\/strong> ” section, activate the ” Scheduled<\/strong> ” option and specify the time during which you need peace of mind. Below there will be a new mode ” Go to sleep<\/strong> “, which must be turned on to turn off notifications at night.<\/p>\n Please note that at the selected time, your smartphone will not play any sounds or vibrations when receiving notifications. Also, in the Do Not Disturb<\/strong> mode menu, you can configure the notification sounds from a specific subscriber when he tries to call several times.<\/p>\n It is important to note that Sleep<\/strong> Mode can be used regardless of whether you are using Scheduled<\/strong>. Just make sure Do Not Disturb is on<\/strong>. This can be done through the settings, or through the Control Center.<\/p>\n When Sleep<\/strong> mode is on<\/strong>, the smartphone screen will be dimmed, and instead of a wall of notifications, you will see a message that calls and alerts are muted. If Scheduled is<\/strong> on, you will be greeted with a welcome message after the specified time period.<\/p>\n Notifications delivered while the Sleep mode is active are<\/strong> marked with a corresponding header. All the settings that you have set for the ” Do not disturb<\/strong> ” mode will be active for the ” Go to sleep<\/strong> ” mode (for example, allowed calls from a specific subscriber).<\/p>\n Note also that the toggle on the side of the iPhone only mutes sounds, but doesn't override notifications. To do this, you need to use the settings described above.<\/p>\n Turning off the function on the iPhone is done as follows: open the “Clock”, then go to the “Sleep” section through the bottom menu and turn off the corresponding switch opposite the “Sleep” line so that it turns gray instead of green.<\/p>\n How to enable or disable screen rotation on an iPhone<\/p>\n If you need to turn off the function only for a certain day, this can be done in the “Settings”, there it is quite easy to turn off certain days of the week.<\/p>\n Important!<\/strong> If you delete this mode, the alarm will be disabled in it. In order not to oversleep next time, you should re-configure the script already in the “Alarm” tab of the “Clock” application.<\/p>\n In the same way, it can be turned back on, while all the previously specified settings will be saved.<\/p>\n You can set a schedule for waking up by two criteria: time and day of the week. The alarm clock is set when the section is opened for the first time. In the future, the schedule can be set by clicking on the “Settings” button in the “Sleep mode” section of the “Clock” application.<\/p>\n Mode pie chart<\/p>\n It is possible to change the wake-up time, the total time spent on rest, the days of the week when the mode will work, put a ringing ringtone and adjust its volume.<\/p>\n Days of the week marked in orange are active, those marked in gray are not. Also in the settings, you can easily enable or disable the function of blocking notifications for a while. If you block them, they will not disappear, but will be shown after waking up when you unlock the device for the first time.<\/p>\n On the main screen of the sleep mode there will be a pie chart, on it there will be two buttons with a moon and a bell. If you move the bell icon, you can change the wake-up time, while the moon button changes the rest start time.<\/p>\n If you use your iPhone during the estimated sleep time, this period will be counted in the program as wakefulness. If you snooze the alarm, the sleep time will update accordingly.<\/p>\n The data collected by the Sleep function will be automatically transferred to the Health app.<\/p>\n To analyze sleep on iOS 13, open the Clock app, select the Sleep tab, then click Show More in Health. The Sleep Analysis graph displays the time spent in bed or asleep.<\/p>\n The Sleep feature in the Clock app tracks the time you spent in bed, but not how much you slept or moved around. Apple Watch is also unable to track sleep or time in bed.<\/p>\n To find out how long you sleep, try connecting your sleep tracker to the Health app. You can also manually set your sleep time: open the Clock app, select the Sleep tab, then click Show More in Health. In the upper right corner, click “Add data”. If you are reading this paragraph, it means that you did not understand the whole “trick” of these options.<\/p>\n The “Do not disturb” mode has remained the same. Only now it has a separate tab “Go to sleep”, which allows you to completely turn off all notifications at specified intervals.<\/p>\n What do we end up with? If you just need to turn off notifications, you turn on standard mode so that you will not be disturbed. If you go to bed and do not want to see messages and calls from users, activate the additional sleep option.<\/p>\n Go to sleep option will show all notifications only in the morning. For example, you have set the timeframe from 21:00 to 7:00. After 7:00, all notifications that have accumulated during this time will be shown. As a result, you are not distracted by your smartphone and enjoy a restful sleep.<\/p>\n Instead of drying the device, he decided to use sound to push the water out of the speaker. To do this, he used the Sonic application, which is able to generate certain sound frequencies. Through trial and experiment, he was able to push the water out of the iPhone speaker using a sound at a frequency of 165 Hz, after which he simply rubbed the case with a towel to remove the water droplets that came out to the surface.<\/p>\n The user writes that he “generated a tone that literally pushed water out of the speaker.” However, he does not exclude the fact that others may need a slightly different frequency, but also close to 165 Hz.<\/p>\n You can download the application completely free of charge from the App Store. Be sure to share this “life hack” with your friends. After all, this can happen to anyone – water in the dynamics of an iPhone.<\/p>\n![\"How](\"https:\/\/inform.com.de\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/04\/post-100906-607b1725c7b5b.jpg\")
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