You can know how to use it even without reading the instructions, which is the charm and advantage of iPhone. However, even if you want to know, there will be things that are not understood correctly. In this session, we will easily explain "the reason for iPhone that we haven't heard yet." This time, we will answer "the message marked with the moon!?".
When you display a list screen in the messages application to exchange SMS/MMS or iMessage, your left end sometimes displays a crescent sign. What does this crescent sign mean? what's your problem?
The message showing the crescent sign is sent by the other party who turns off the notification. In the message application of iOS 11, the Hidden Notification button appears when you swipe the message to the left, and if you click this button, messages from the same sender are not notified. To show that status, the crescent sign is displayed.
After you turn off the notification, you will not be able to know the arrival of messages from the other party on the lock screen, but you can view it through the message application badge on the home screen (a red circle showing unread readings), so you won't miss it.
Using this feature, you can make messages intended for invitations less obvious. Even if you don't stop it completely, you don't want to read it actively. It would be nice for the sender to tilt the reading degree OK when you have time.
IPhone has a "good night mode" function that does not notify incoming calls and notifications received during locking, and when this mode is enabled, even if a message is received, the ringtone and vibration will not ring (displayed on the lock screen). When good night mode is enabled, the same crescent marker is displayed on the status bar, but it is different from the crescent marker that indicates a message from the other party who does not show the notification.
