Notifications Bypassing Sleep Focus

Do you need to keep notifications for that app on? You said you checked every possible setting but not specifically that you checked the notifications settings.. What I mean or how I would do this is by simply opening the settings app and searching "notifications." Then I would go through the results until perhaps coming across a solution to your issue. (there may be a lot if yours returns as many as mine thanks to siri and the many applications I have.

You may also find a solution to your problem by adjusting the privacy settings for that app within settings and check siri's settings connected to the app.

I suppose it could be helpful to know what the specific notifications you're receiving are for and just going through the sleep focus settings again to make sure you're not overlooking something simple. You sound like you're comfortable with tech, but even then we are all able to miss something from time to time thats painfully obvious upon second inspection. 🤦🏻‍♂️

One other thing I'd ask and check is if you're having your watch notifications mirror your iphone's settings? Maybe something like that can keep you from having to not sleep with your watch or something like deleting the Life360 app.

I dont know or have any experience with Life 360 per se, but a quick search shows that it appears to be a 3rd party application that does a lot of the same stuff your apple devices already are capable of doing natively without the bloatware.

Good luck. Sorry I couldn't offer any specific solution for you.

I had a similar issue and I have solved it. Under Sleep focus settings select "Allow notifications from" and delete any app that appears there. When you go back to the previous screen, under Apps it should say "None allowed". Test it during the day to make sure nothing gets through

Julian0401 wrote:

You don't understand hielo operating systems work.

What is hielo? Your statement is rather presumptuous. You don't know what I know or don't know.

Typo "how the". And it's not presumptuous it's factual. Apps run inside the operating system and are governed by the OS. If you instruct the OS to block notifications from all apps, then no notifications should pass. If they do, the issue is with the OS not doing its job. It has nothing to do with the app developers and everything to do with apple.

Julian0401 wrote:

Typo "how the". And it's not presumptuous it's factual. Apps run inside the operating system and are governed by the OS. If you instruct the OS to block notifications from all apps, then no notifications should pass. If they do, the issue is with the OS not doing its job. It has nothing to do with the app developers and everything to do with apple.

Again, you don't know what I know or don't know. But thanks for your presumptuous comment.

I'd reach out to the app developer of the offending app. It's not an Apple product. And I see that you did. I hope they can help you.

Have you tried deleting the app and re-installing it?

😂

You don't understand hielo operating systems work.