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Focus settings- What will be Notifications' behaviour with "Allow specific people" is None, "Silence specific apps" is None.

uandme72

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29 minutes ago

What will be the behaviour of Notifications if the Focus settings in iOS 17.3.1 are made as "Allow specific people" = None, "Silence specific apps" = None.
Whether any notifications are expected to appear? If so, for what people or Apps.

Related Apple Support page link is

Allow or silence notifications for a Focus on iPhone

When setting up a Focus on iPhone, select people and apps you want to receive notifications from during the Focus.

support.apple.com

However this Apple Support page does not clarify my query mentioned above.
Similarly, what will happen if Focus settings in iOS 17.3.1 are inverted as "Silence specific people" = None, "Allow specific apps" = None. What notifications will appear in this scenario.

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Focus settings- What will be Notifications' behaviour with "Allow specific people" is None, "Silence specific apps" is None.

uandme72

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Allow or silence notifications for a Focus on iPhone

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