Trigger: Priority Mode/Do Not Disturb

The Priority Mode/Do Not Disturb trigger fires when the device's Priority Mode or Do Not Disturb state is changed to a specific configuration. This allows you to automate actions based on the device's notification interruption settings.

Options

Allow All - Fires when all notifications are permitted (Do Not Disturb is off)
Allow Priority Notifications - Fires when only priority notifications are allowed
Block All - Fires when all notifications are blocked (total silence)
Alarm Only - Fires when only alarm notifications are permitted (Android 6.0+)

Examples

Example 1: Dim screen when entering Do Not Disturb mode

Triggers

Priority Mode/Do Not Disturb: Block All

Actions

Set Screen Brightness: 20%
Disable Notification LED

Example 2: Resume normal settings when DND is disabled

Triggers

Priority Mode/Do Not Disturb: Allow All

Actions

Set Screen Brightness: Auto
Enable Notification LED

Example 3: Set alarm volume when in Alarms Only mode

Triggers

Priority Mode/Do Not Disturb: Alarm Only

Actions

Set Volume: Alarm Volume 100%

Notes

The "Alarm Only" option is only available on Android 6.0 (Marshmallow) and higher
On older versions of Android (5.x), only three options are available: Allow All, Allow Priority, and Block All
The trigger listens for changes to the system's interruption filter setting
Do Not Disturb settings can be changed manually by the user, by scheduled rules, or by apps with the appropriate permission
This trigger reacts to the system DND state, regardless of what changed it

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