'Do Not Disturb' is set on an iPad Pro running ipadOS 13.3. It says "Calls and notifications will be silenced until Do Not Disturb is turned off" on the lock screen.
When someone calls me on Telegram, the notification still gets through, but in a weird way: before it's declined, instead of the Telegram call notification sound, I hear a regular call tone for half a second, and the screen lights up. Both are enough to wake me up, so 'Do not disturb' kind of fails it's purpose.
Here's what my 'Do not disturb' settings look like:
Is this an iOS bug, or is the app not honouring my 'Do not disturb' settings?
Best Answer
If your iPhone also received a telegram call - it will pass that off to all your devices if you have Calls on Other Devices enabled.
I would review the DND settings on your phone (or other iOS devices) and then verify you are OK with the Calls on Other Devices settings.
This is found in the settings app > Phone section in the calls subsection towards the middle on iOS 13.
Either way, pretty peculiar failure - I wonder if it's just slow to fail or that your call times out by the time the iPhone wakes your iPad and the call goes to "voicemail" and wasn't quashed at all other than slow wakeup wasn't slow enough.