[Sicily1918]

Well, did a clean install of 10.0.1 (restored from iCloud) -- works great!

Now, here's a change; iMessage (at least) will not turn the screen ON nor send a banner (even when the screen is on) if Do Not Disturb is enabled. The only way I knew that there was a message is because the little telltale red notification dot came up; of course, that was 10 minutes after the text had been received.

Figured I'd let everyone know about this change in behavior before you miss an important message.

[Sherry_B]

iMessage (at least) will not turn the screen ON nor send a banner (even when the screen is on) if Do Not Disturb is enabled

It's not supposed to.

[Tartarus]

This is always been this way. Even on iOS 9.

[kurpaige]

That's what do not disturb means

[Wotchered]

Shhhhhh...

[dchandler]

But isn't that what you want want? Do Not Disturb

[MonkeyJunky]

Well, did a clean install of 10.0.1 (restored from iCloud) -- works great!

Now, here's a change; iMessage (at least) will not turn the screen ON nor send a banner (even when the screen is on) if Do Not Disturb is enabled. The only way I knew that there was a message is because the little telltale red notification dot came up; of course, that was 10 minutes after the text had been received.

Figured I'd let everyone know about this change in behavior before you miss an important message.

There is a setting within "Do Not Disturb" where the notifications can be silenced either while the phone is "Locked" or "Always". My guess is you have yours set to "Always". Just change that and when the phone is open and being used, notifications will come through as normal.

[sting7k]

In the DND settings you can configure so that it will play sounds while your iPhone is unlocked even if DND is enabled. It sounds to me like you have it set to be silent no matter what.

[Sicily1918]

You are correct... in iOS 9, however, the banners still showed up when in that mode (if the screen was on). They now don't show at all, so if you're surfing the web and someone texts you, the phone won't notify you of it.

[Sherry_B]

You are correct... in iOS 9, however, the banners still showed up when in that mode (if the screen was on). They now don't show at all, so if you're surfing the web and someone texts you, the phone won't notify you of it.

It's not supposed to. It more than likely was not supposed to in version 9, which means it's fixed in 10 and working as intended.

[Sicily1918]

It's not supposed to. It more than likely was not supposed to in version 9, which means it's fixed in 10 and working as intended.

Ha! There you go!