How to Block Notifications When Taking Photos in Android

This step-by-step guide explains how to block notifications when taking photos in Android. It covers the required setup, the main actions, and the checks that help prevent common problems.

There is an app that prevents notifications from disturbing when you are taking a perfect picture. This app is free and also easy to use.

To Block Notifications When Using the Camera App

It's annoying when everyone is ready to take a position to take a picture, a notification appears. Sure, it will only take a second to swipe the message, but sometimes, it may miss a perfect picture.

1. When launching the app for the first time, select the 'Add Macro' Button in red, then the 'Apps' option.

2. After clicking 'Apps', 4 options appears below it. Select 'App Launched / Closed' . You will see a long list of apps that can be checked, but the option to care here is the Camera app.

3. To continue, you will need to grant app access. The app will take you to the place where you can access it in the device's settings. After determining the location, tap the back button and you will be taken back to the app.

5. If 'Do not Disturb' Mode is not enabled, the app will ask you to do so. After selecting 'Do not Disturb' , you will need to select which notifications can be displayed. You can choose from the following options: Allow all , Allow Priority Notifications , Block All And Alarm Only .

6. To save the changes, select the checkmark at the bottom right and name the newly created Macro.

How Does the Message Show Up Again?

If you don't create another Macro, you'll be in 'Do not Disturb' mode for A while. Again, visit the app's main page and select the red 'Add Macro' option. Tap the app and again on the 'App Launched / Closed' option .

This time, select the App Closed Option and select the camera option from the app list. Select the Actions Tab and select the Volume As the previous section. Select Priority Mode / Do Not Disturb , but this time, select 'Allow All' From the options. Select OK and name the Macro. The next time you open the app, you will see two created Macros: One to activate 'Do Not Disturb' mode When opening the remaining Camera and Macro app to close this mode when you are done using it.

These two macros will finally help you take photos without having to worry about interfering notifications. Just remember to create a second Macro to disable 'Do Not Disturb' mode When you finish shooting.

Hope you are succesful.