> It just wouldn't work for me. I need Jira, Slack, and GitHub during work hours for example. But I don't want them during non-work hours.

Not an iPhone, but my solution to this is LineageOS + microG, where I just disable push notifications when I'm not working, or enable them for just the few select apps if I am expecting some messages there. The price for this is that I don't always receive the social app message when it is sent, but that's fine by me.

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simscitizen 5 days ago | parent | next [-]

That’s exactly what he meant by using Focus Modes, which is the iOS feature that lets you do just that.

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alternatex 5 days ago | parent | prev | next [-]

Plain Android has work profiles that will allow the user to enable/disable a "work profile" at will. This is what I use because we have on-call duties and on most weeks I don't need to be available on my work accounts.

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zeckalpha 5 days ago | parent | prev [-]

I use an old iPhone for work stuff.

	▲	teeeeeegz 5 days ago \| parent [-]
		Using a spare phone is super underrated, I keep mine in the drawer when I need it, and it goes back in there right after when i'm done.