Focus Assist is a great feature available on Windows 10. Every time you want to be entirely focused on a task you are working on, you can turn this feature on and keep the notifications away. Our previous guides have shown you how to enable Focus Assist and add certain apps and contacts to your priority list.
By customizing the priority list, you can pick the apps and contacts from which you’ll get the notifications, even when Focus Assist is on. This guide will show you how to manage Focus Assist Automatic Rules on Windows 10, so if you want to know more, keep reading.
How to manage Focus Assist Automatic Rules on Windows 10
If you don’t want to enable or disable Focus Assist manually, you can set Automatic rules, and the feature will turn on automatically during certain times. Here's how to do that:
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