Samsung has added a new feature to its Galaxy smartphones that lets users silence all notifications with just one tap. The update is now rolling out to devices running One UI 6.1 and aims to give people more control over their digital distractions.
(Samsung Introduces New Feature to Mute All Notifications with One Tap)
The new Quiet Mode can be accessed through the Quick Settings panel. Once turned on, it blocks all incoming alerts including calls, messages, and app notifications. Alarms and scheduled reminders will still go through unless users choose to disable them as well. This gives people peace of mind without missing critical alerts.
Many users have asked for a simpler way to disconnect from constant pings and buzzes. Samsung says this feature responds directly to that feedback. It removes the need to dig through multiple menus or adjust several settings just to get some quiet time.
Quiet Mode works across all apps and services on the phone. Users can also set a timer so the phone automatically returns to normal after a chosen period. This helps those who want short breaks during meetings, workouts, or family time without forgetting to turn notifications back on later.
The feature is part of Samsung’s ongoing effort to improve user wellbeing through thoughtful software design. It joins other tools like Digital Wellbeing and Focus Mode that help people manage screen time and stay present in daily life.
(Samsung Introduces New Feature to Mute All Notifications with One Tap)
Samsung continues to listen to how people use their phones and builds features that fit real-world needs. Quiet Mode is available now on supported Galaxy devices through a software update. Users can check for the latest version in Settings under Software Update.