It's time for episode

Joiner 55 of the Clockwise

podcast from Relay FM recorded Wednesday

August 22nd, 2018.

Clockwise, four people,

four tech topics, 30 minutes.

Music Welcome back to Clockwise, the tech podcast that likes to get right to the point.

I'll get right to the point.

My name is Micah Sargent, and I'm joined by my co-host across the internet and possibly through some, uh, some frogs in one's

throat. It's Dan, Dan, hi, Dan. Hi, Micah. My 75 packs of cigarette a day habit, really catching

up with me. Uh, well, of course, you all know how the show works. We've got four topics and

two wonderful guests and

I am excited to introduce the person to my left it's web editor for Texas standard author

of iOS access for all and host of parallel right here on Relay FM hello Shelley Brisbane

hello Micah Dan everybody welcome to the show. Thank you. And to my left, it is the editor of

Max Stories, the co-host of App Stories, the creator of Blink App. So many credits. Mr. John

Voorhees. Hi, John. How you doing? Hey, Dan. I'm doing really well. Hi, everybody.

Well, let's go ahead and get right to the point. We'll get things kicked off with my topic. I'm just curious. Do you make use of the Do Not Disturb style features on your devices. I'm trying to be

platform agnostic and asking that, but I imagine all of you use iOS devices. So do you use Do Not Disturb on your iOS devices?

And if so, in what ways do you use them? Shelly, we'll start with you.

I do. It's pretty simple. My theory on automating things is that if you create an automation,

it should just not bother you. It should behave as expected and not require intervention. And that's the way I use Do Not Disturb. Between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. Most notifications are disabled except for a few people who might need to call me in the middle of the night. But I'm often surprised when I pick up my phone between those hours, which I probably shouldn't do. Oh, there's that little do not disturb symbol. I guess my automated process is working well and

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