We find that getting instant updates on our Fitbits is a great way to maintain a sense of awareness and involvement in the world around us. However, there are instances when we need to avoid being interrupted by incoming messages in order to complete a task.
That’s why the DND (Do Not Disturb) setting is so helpful. The “do not disturb” (DND) setting on your Fitbit will mute any incoming calls, texts, or alerts. This is fantastic for times when you need to concentrate intently on a task at hand.
We’ll explain in further detail what DND is, how to activate it, and what functions are accessible when in this mode on Fitbit in this post.
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What does DND mean on a Fitbit Device?
DND on the Fitbit Charge 4, Inspire 2, Luxe, Fitbit Versa, or Sense Watch has been a common topic of conversation. Do not disturb, or DND is a universal setting that serves the same purpose regardless of the device or brand you use.
In DND mode, your device will stop alerting you to new messages and calls so that you may focus on something else. Some alerts can bypass the DND mode if you place them on a priority list. Therefore, you can avoid missing any crucial phone calls or emails.
Should Do Not Disturb be on or off on Fitbit?
For the most part, individuals don’t use the DND feature on their Fitbits. People used to be very enthusiastic about the prospect of getting notifications on their wearable gadgets since this would allow them to quickly check in on the latest happenings without having to pull out their phones.
While notifications are generally helpful, there are times when turning on DND is the best option. While Fitbit will be able to see the notifications from the linked smartphone, it won’t be able to vibrate or activate its display.
How to turn on DND on my Fitbit?
- First and foremost you should be familiar with the DND icon on your Fitbit device. Usually, it is a minus symbol in a circle.
- Next, you might have to swipe down or swipe left on your Fitbit device to find this icon.
- Once found, all you have to do is to tap on it, and Fitbit will notify you that the DND mode is enabled.
- To turn off (or as you might say, GET RID Off) DND mode, you will have to find that icon again and disable it with a single tap.
| Product Name | How to Turn ON and OFF DND |
| Fitbit Charge 3 | Touch the side button for a few seconds >> Tap on DND or Sleep on the screen to turn it on and off. |
| Fitbit Charge 4 | Touch the side button For a Few Seconds >> Select DND or Sleep Form the screen >> Toggle to turn it on and off. |
| Fitbit Charge 5 | Double-tap to wake up the screen >> On the clock screen Scroll down by swiping on the screen until you see the DND >> tap on the DND to turn it on and off |
| Fitbit Luxe | Wake Up the screen by double-tapping >> Slide down on the Screen >> tap on the DND to turn it on and off |
| Fitbit Versa 2 | Wake up the watch by pressing the side Button >> Swipe left on the screen until you find the settings >> Scroll down and tap on the DND menu >> Tap on the DND to enable or disable it. |
| Fitbit Versa 3 | Wake Up the screen >> swipe down on the clock screen to Access the Quick Settings >> Under the Quick Settings Tap on the DND to turn it on and off. |
| Fitbit Sense | Wake Up the screen >> swipe Left on the clock screen to Access the Quick Settings >> tap on the DND icon to turn it on and off. |
| Fitbit Ionic | Press the Left side button on the watch to Wake Up the screen >> swipe left on the screen to find the Settings icon >> tap on the Settings icon >> scroll down and tap on the DND option >> tap on the Do Not Disturb option to enable or disable it. |
| Fitbit Inspire 2 | Wake up the screen >> Scroll down to find the Settings menu and tap on it >> under the settings scroll down to find the Do Not Disturb option and tap on it >> Tap on the DND to turn it on and off. |
Can Fitbit track my activities when DND mode is enabled?
Even with Do Not Disturb mode activated, your Fitbit will still record your activity levels (heart rate, steps taken, and calories burnt). As advertised, this function mutes only alarms and has no bearing on the device’s other capabilities.
What’s the difference between sleep mode and do not disturb on Fitbit?
Both Sleep mode and Do Not Disturb (DND) on Fitbit serve the same basic purpose of silencing alerts and preventing them from interrupting your rest. There’s also the fact that the Fitbit’s display stays asleep. If you ignore the visual distinction between the icons, sleep mode is distinguished by its reduced brightness and predetermined timer.
Turning your wrist won’t wake the screen from sleep mode. On most Fitbit devices, you’ll have to tap the screen twice to activate the feature. However, if you have already activated Sleep mode on your Fitbit, DND mode cannot be planned or activated.
Why is my Fitbit not notifying me of texts, calls, and reminders?
There are a few potential causes if your Fitbit isn’t sending you alerts. The Fitbit app on your phone should be the first thing you look at. It must be active even while the screen is locked, allowing the phone to accept incoming calls and text messages.
As a second step, make sure that Do Not Disturb is disabled. Also, make sure the sleep mode is disabled. If you have previously turned them off, you can try restarting your Fitbit to see if it helps. If the problem persists, try installing the latest firmware update for your Fitbit device.
The Fitbit app for your smartphone is where you’ll be able to access the device’s settings, including software updates. Most software problems on such devices can be resolved by installing the latest firmware. If none of these solutions work, you may always try resetting the Fitbit
Final Words:
Fitbit’s DND mode is a helpful tool that can help you concentrate on your work without being constantly interrupted by the buzzing of alerts. Most individuals prefer to have their wearable gadgets alert them of new messages and other information, thus they leave DND mode off most of the time.
However, there are times when you may want to use DND so that you are not interrupted. In addition to turning off alerts and reminders, the Fitbit’s screen can be set to a dimmer setting called “sleep mode.” Fitbit’s DND mode prevents you from activating the sleep mode, and the mode can be activated only at the appointed time.
Whenever your Fitbit stops receiving smartphone alerts, the DND mode is likely to blame.
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