What does the 'Do Not Disturb' feature do?

The 'Do Not Disturb' feature is designed to mute calls and notifications during specified times, allowing users to avoid interruptions while they focus on other tasks or during designated quiet periods, like sleep or meetings. When activated, this feature can silence phone calls, texts, and app notifications, giving the user control over when they want to be alerted by their device. Users can also customize Do Not Disturb settings to allow calls from certain contacts or to let alarms and timers still go off, making it a flexible tool for managing notifications without completely disabling all communication.

The other options present functions that do not correctly describe the purpose of the 'Do Not Disturb' feature. For example, while alarms and timers may not be silenced during Do Not Disturb, the feature primarily focuses on muting calls and notifications rather than blocking network access or disabling Wi-Fi. These nuances make the selection of the correct answer particularly relevant in understanding how Do Not Disturb operates within the device's settings.