<prompt> Hlalosa sepheo sa tlhophiso ea U se ke Ua Tsona ho smartphone.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the purpose of the Do Not Disturb setting on a smartphone. . Response in English: The Do Not Disturb setting on a smartphone is a feature that allows a user to temporarily block incoming notifications, calls, and alerts. It is designed to provide users with greater control over their device, and to help minimize distractions in situations where it would be inappropriate or inconvenient for the phone to make noise or vibrate. For instance, during a meeting, a movie, a presentation, or while sleeping, the user can activate the Do Not Disturb mode, so they can focus on the task at hand, or relax without interruptions. The feature can be customized so that certain notifications or calls from specific contacts may still come through, while all others are blocked. In summary, the Do Not Disturb setting on a smartphone is a useful tool to maintain a proper balance between connectivity and personal space. . Response in Sesotho: Litlhophiso tsa U se ke Ua Tshwarotha ho smartphone ke karolo e dumellang mosebedisi ho thibela ditsebiso, mehala le ditemoso ka nakwana. E etselitsoe ho fa basebelisi taolo e kholo holima lisebelisoa tsa bona, le ho thusa ho fokotsa litšitiso maemong ao ho ka bang thata kapa ho sa lokelang hore fono e etse lerata kapa ho thothomela. Mohlala, nakong ea kopano, filimi, nehelano, kapa ha u robetse, mosebelisi a ka bula mokhoa oa U se ke Ua Khathatsa, e le hore a tsepamise maikutlo mosebetsing o etsoang, kapa a phomole ntle le litšitiso. Karolo e ka etsoa e le hore litemoso kapa mehala e itseng e tsoang ho mabitso a itseng e ntse e ka tla, ha tse ling kaofela li koetsoe. Ka bokhutsoane, litlhophiso tsa U se ke Ua Tsona ho smartphone ke sesebelisoa se sebetsang sa ho boloka botsitso bo nepahetseng lipakeng tsa khokahano le sebaka sa motho. 