On Android the easiest way to access Do Not Disturb features is to pull down the top drawer and long press on the Do Not Disturb icon, which will open that page in settings. On iPhones Do Not Disturb is on the main page of the Settings app. If you plan to swap out devices at different times of the day be sure to schedule Do Not Disturb times on both of them. Notifications that break the silence of a workspace are annoying. Here are some account management tips for Android and iOS devices. A lot of people who have two phones carry one during the day and the other while off, so sharing specific info (like your calendar and not your email) rather than everything from both devices can make things easier and help compartmentalize your life a bit. It's also a good idea to figure out exactly what you need to have on either device. There may be security restrictions from your company so don't put work info on your personal device (and vice versa) without checking first. Add work/home accounts to both devicesīoth Android and iOS devices support multiple accounts, and it's easy to add yours to a secondary device. You can set caller ID on Google Voice to show your number (instead of the caller's) whenever it rings, which makes it easier to decide which calls to ignore. Using a Google Voice number is one of the easier options, especially if you don't want to give out your personal (or business) number.

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