The iPhone’s ‘focus filter’ helps you ignore more distractions

The iOS 16 update adds new contextual features to Focus Mode on iPhone, an enhanced version of Do Not Disturb. in the past year, focus mode has become an integral part of life for users and certain activities that want to separate work from life. and nA new feature called Focus Filters allows you to automatically hide certain messages and emails when Focus Mode is enabled.And then you can automate it, in the same way.

When you enable focus modes such as Sleep and Workout, your iPhone can automatically hide messages, emails, Safari tabs, and calendar events from your work account. Besides muting notifications for incoming messages, when you open the app it’s like the conversation or message never existed.

(Note: This is new in the iOS 16 update and currently pubrik bEtaWider expansion is expected in .f .all.)

go to setting > concentration and select focus mode I want to customize.from focus filter section, tap “Add filters.” You will see four app filters here.

• calendar: Select a specific calendar to hide all appointments while in focus mode.

• Post: If you use multiple accounts in the Mail app, you can choose to hide individual email accounts while in focus mode.
• message: The Messages app helps you filter out messages from everyone except your selected contacts. for example, You can use the “Home” focus to filter out work messages and only get messages from friends and family.
• safari: when to use Safari’s Tab Groups feature allows you to choose to hide specific tab groups when focus mode is enabled (this works for shared tab groups and likewise).

Customizing app filters takes time. when finished, Tap “end,” and c“additionoption to add the filter to focus mode.You can do this for multiple app filters Between different focus modes.