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edit approved Sep 11, 2019 at 21:12
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As well as the answers given, if your Mac has a Touch Bar, you can customise it to include a toggle for Do Not Disturb in the Control Strip which is (nearly) always visible. I'm afraid MacOS won't let me take a screen-shot during Touch Bar customisation to show the option. Of course, you'll have to give up one of the other functions from the Control Strip -- the defaults are brightness, volume, mute and Siri.

Screenshot of Touch Bar customization pane with the Do Not Disturb option hand circled in red.

As well as the answers given, if your Mac has a Touch Bar, you can customise it to include a toggle for Do Not Disturb in the Control Strip which is (nearly) always visible. I'm afraid MacOS won't let me take a screen-shot during Touch Bar customisation to show the option. Of course, you'll have to give up one of the other functions from the Control Strip -- the defaults are brightness, volume, mute and Siri.

As well as the answers given, if your Mac has a Touch Bar, you can customise it to include a toggle for Do Not Disturb in the Control Strip which is (nearly) always visible. Of course, you'll have to give up one of the other functions from the Control Strip -- the defaults are brightness, volume, mute and Siri.

Screenshot of Touch Bar customization pane with the Do Not Disturb option hand circled in red.

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As well as the answers given, if your Mac has a Touch Bar, you can customise it to include a toggle for Do Not Disturb in the Control Strip which is (nearly) always visible. I'm afraid MacOS won't let me take a screen-shot during Touch Bar customisation to show the option. Of course, you'll have to give up one of the other functions from the Control Strip -- the defaults are brightness, volume, mute and Siri.