Stop dangerous GOMO Cross-Border Alert Texts 🚗

That sounds like the most annoying idea for an app ever created

You're literally making every annoying notification more annoying

Anyway the answer to your question as others have said is to turn the stupid anxiety causing alert app off while driving

Some phones have a Do Not Disturb mode where it won't even ring or show a notification. I'd suggest turning this on while driving to prevent distractions

You don't need them to stop playing, but if they could all refrain from scoring goals, you'd be able to recommend the app to all of your friends as well as strangers on the Internet

Folks. Look at how the OP worded the title of this "discussion". It's clearly a young one from the North trying to flog a phone app, but hasn't realised the importance we place on road safety here the South.

She has failed spectacularly.

Have someone else drive so you can actively deactivate the activation of the 3 minute timer, thereby deactivating the danger.

This reminds me of homer Simpson invention of the everything is OK alarm. A loud alarm that goes off constantly

Marge: Turn it off Homer

Homer: You can't Marge. It's goes off when something is not OK.

part of me thinks this thread is a wind up. Op could get a smart watch and then maybe they wouldn’t miss all the important notifications they are worried about missing.

From my time working in Tech Support, I suspect this is not a wind up. People get new technology and dont quite know how to use it and teaching themselves how to use it or get the most of it, results in some crazy and sometimes hilarious results. Like the woman who wanted to tidy up the hard drive and deleted all the files she thought she didnt need (including .sys and .dll files). Or the person who got really angry with me when I couldnt get his email to work for him because builders next door had cut through his phoneline. "So you're saying email needs the internet?? Thats horse sh!t! You just don't know how to fix it etc etc". I have a cousin who used to say good night and good morning to Facebook. Facebook was her first introduction to the internet and she thought she was being polite.

I think the OP needs to get a qualified IT Consultant to help him with his phone usage. And by qualified consultant I mean, find a teenager, explain his problem and get them how to show him what other people do.

Or you could just look at your phone when you get back to your desk. Mine I just lift it, the screen alights and notifications are displayed.