Question Do Not Disturb & Notifications?

[mizzn44]

Is it possible to set up my phone to notify me when a specific word is used either in the Contact or body of the text?

Example: I get a text/message with the word "dog" in the body of the text/message, regardless of the sender/contact, I would like to get an alert with Do Not Disturb on. Possible?

S23 Ultra

 

[Bkdodger1]

That one I'm not sure about I think it would be hard to get something set up like that way.. is this for a business?

 

[fuzzylumpkin]

It's probably possible, how easy it is would depend on what phone you have.

 

[mizzn44]

That one I'm not sure about I think it would be hard to get something set up like that way.. is this for a business?

Yes and No, various reasons

 

[mizzn44]

It's probably possible, how easy it is would depend on what phone you have.

S23 Ultra

 

[fuzzylumpkin]

Then you should be able to do this with a Routine. In Modes and Routines, there are triggers for both when a message or notification is received with a specific keyword.

 

[Bkdodger1]

I was thinking either Bixby routines or routines+ but I don't have my Samsung phone so I can't really test it out.. one other option would be Tasker...

 

[fuzzylumpkin]

I was thinking either Bixby routines or routines+ but I don't have my Samsung phone so I can't really test it out.. one other option would be Tasker...

Tasker was what I was thinking for non-Samsung. Bit more of a pain to set up and a literal cost to entry though.

 

[mustang7757]

I doubt you can get something like that to be so specific but if you find something that does definitely share .

 

[joeldf]

Just briefly looking through Modes and Routines and I can't find anything that allows you to get that specific. Certainly nothing that allows it to read incoming messages. That's a bit of a Google no-no anyway.

 

[fuzzylumpkin]

Just briefly looking through Modes and Routines and I can't find anything that allows you to get that specific. Certainly nothing that allows it to read incoming messages. That's a bit of a Google no-no anyway.

Maybe it's a Routines+ feature, or maybe you aren't looking hard enough.

 

[joeldf]

Maybe it's a Routines+ feature, or maybe you aren't looking hard enough.

Maybe I didn't.

I didn't check Routines+, part of Good Lock.

I don't use that anymore since the one thing I did use it for is now built into the OS.