Updated December 23, 2019 10:00
Sentence ● Satoshi Nakayama Editing ● ASCII
Users who never let go of their Xperia during the daytime and are able to make full use of various functions and services, but also those who don't want to be disturbed by the brightness of the display and notification sounds before and during sleep There should be many. Therefore, it is recommended to use "Good night mode". It is a function that allows Xperia to be quiet, such as silent mode automatically only on specific days and times. To use Do Not Disturb, first go to Settings > Digital Wellbeing & Parental Controls.
Tap "Digital Wellbeing and Parental Controls" in Settings
In "Digital Wellbeing and parental usage restrictions", you can see data such as Xperia usage time by application and notification time, as well as an item called "Good night mode". By tapping here, you can check the explanation about the good night mode for the first time.
Tap "Good night mode"
Explanation of how to use is displayed for the first time
When the display of usage is finished, it will switch to the setting screen. The setting items are "start" and "end", and the day of the week is a button so that you can select the day of the week to activate the good night mode.
"Good night mode" setting screen
You can specify the desired time for the start and end. However, if you set an alarm to end, the good night mode will turn off at whichever comes first. Also, you can select with a button whether to use grayscale or silent mode during good night mode.
Start and end can be specified at any time
Then turn on the switch at the top right of the screen to enable good night mode. If grayscale is also turned on, the screen will be displayed in monochrome during sleep mode. Of course, if you turn on silent, the ringtone will not ring.
It becomes a grayscale display, and the screen becomes unnoticeable
Recently, high-quality sleep is attracting attention. Use Xperia's "Good night mode" so that your sleep is not disturbed and get a good night's sleep!
*Verified with Xperia 1 (SO-03L)/Android 9
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