Can you see missed calls after turning off do not disturb?

Missed Calls and Do Not Disturb Mode

When Do Not Disturb mode is enabled on your smartphone, it temporarily blocks calls, messages, and notifications to provide a distraction-free environment. However, even with Do Not Disturb activated, missed calls are still recorded and logged by your phone’s notification system. This allows you to review missed calls later, regardless of your current DND settings.

Upon disabling Do Not Disturb mode, the missed call notifications will appear as usual. You can view the list of missed calls from your recent calls or missed calls section within your phone’s dialer app.

Similarly, if you receive voicemails while Do Not Disturb mode is enabled, they will be indicated on your voicemail inbox or within the notification center of your phone. You can retrieve these voicemails by accessing your voicemail service or checking the notification.

Why Missed Calls Are Recorded

Recording missed calls, even during Do Not Disturb mode, serves several important purposes:

• Call History: Missed calls are part of your call history, providing a record of all inbound calls. This can be useful for tracking missed calls from specific numbers or contacts.
• Notifications: If you later decide to return a missed call, the notification will remind you of the missed connection.
• Voicemail Retrieval: Voicemails left during Do Not Disturb mode are stored and can be accessed when you’re ready to listen to them.

Note: The specific behavior of missed calls and Do Not Disturb mode may vary slightly depending on the make and model of your smartphone and the version of the operating system it’s running. However, the general principles outlined above typically hold true for most modern smartphones.