When you need to be left alone, Focus can help.
Thanks to the internet and modern-day communication tools, it’s very easy to get in touch with someone—maybe it’s too easy. With Focus in macOS Monterey, you can set it up so that you aren’t interrupted by instant messages, calls, and alerts, allowing you to focus on whatever you’re doing on your Mac.
Focus is basically an expansion of options that were originally available in the Do Not Disturb feature that’s already in macOS. To make Focus suitable for your situation, you can adjust its preferences, which we’ll go over in this article.
How to turn on Focus manually
- In the menu bar, click the Control Center icon. It’s a pair of black and white switches. ‘
- You can click the Focus icon and that will turn on Focus until you turn it off. If you want more options, click the Focus label or the arrow.
- The Window will switch to the Focus window.
- If you don’t have a profile set up, you can select an option under the Do Not Disturb header. If you do have profiles, you can select one of them.
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