For many Android smartphone users, they have an issue with waking up early for work and this has caused them to set tons of alarms just so they can wake up in time. Such a method is more effective than relying on the snooze feature.
Then again, there are times when the users are able to wake up early or simply have to go out of schedule with the alarm. The problem with this is that they will often get shaken when the programmed alarms suddenly get triggered and there is no way to disable all of them quickly and efficiently.
In Android 5.1, this will look to change for the better. Apparently, there is now a feature in the latest Android 5.1 that will disable all interruptions, including alarms, at times of need. Of course, it will cover for any alarms that are scheduled to trigger within the 12-hour mark but many users are already finding the feature ultimately useful.
Those who are new to this can check out the image above and see for themselves on how they can opt for no interruptions at any random period of time. With it, there will be no more startling or embarrassing alarms getting triggered at a ‘no-disturb’ moment.
