[Xposed Framework Modules] trjlive:
I've got my QH set for 11 PM, in about 15 minutes, and I'm going to send myself several texts from my other phone and see what happens. I've verified my QH settings, I disabled the QH ignore settings on Hangouts so it should respect the QH (also making sure that Hangouts is not showing an active convo). I'm working on some other coding tonight on my laptop, and I've got my phone right here next to me, so I'll test it out in about 15 min and report back to you both.

Edit: Just a note, I recently started using WhatsApp with my Girlfriend, and then a few other friends started sending me messages on it, and discovered that it doesn't respect the quiet hours, since it doesn't use the media player notification service. So what I did was disable sound notifications in WhatsApp, and then use GB app-specific for WhatsApp to override the sound. Which that respects the QH. So now I still get an audio alert during the day just like normal, but at night the QH keeps WhatsApp quiet. Not that my GF is texting me at night, since she's always asleep right next to me. But some of our friends don't always realize when it's 3 AM. Something about them not working regular daytime jobs which require a person to sleep at night. ;)

Update at 11:06 PM: So the quiet hours kicked in correctly at the "weekend" scheduled time of 11 PM. I have tested sending myself notifications from a variety of different apps, and they all come in silently. I have Hangouts set to show Active Screen but silent notification, and it correctly respected that behavior. So I guess what I'm saying, and I know [MENTION=2899175]jbdan[/MENTION] it's not what you want to hear, but it seems like the quiet hours is working correctly on my device for Friday night. I would have also tested my Nexus 7 (2013) but it's running the Android "L" preview right now, though L has built-in quiet hours that kicked in just the same at 11 PM.

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As an aside, I loaded up the L preview on the N7, and then my GF picked it up tonight and was using it for an hour and never even said anything. I asked her if she noticed anything different, and she said nope. Then after I told her, she said it looks exactly the same as before, just a different wallpaper. She certainly is not one to notice the interface much, haha! :P

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I suggest you go back and read the OP, specifically the part about compatibility. In fact, C3C076 actually included a quote from one of my previous posts in his OP that describes this exact Moto issue in detail.

It just amazes me that people will download and install something to their device, especially an app requiring root permissions, which could be doing anything for all you know, without even bothering to read the OP first. I mean, C3C076 could have typed in the OP that he's going to collect all your private texts and photos, and then post them on the Internet and then blackmail you for payment to take them down, and I bet people would still download and install it, and then complain when the app does exactly what it says it would do.

For the record, C3C076 and GravityBox is NOT collecting your personal info and posting it on the Internet. But if you didn't read the OP, then how could you be sure of that? Seriously?!

Edit: [MENTION=5401282]charesa39[/MENTION] beat me to it, didn't mean to dup your response. Cheers to my fellow SoCal user ;)