Specifically, do you long for the lock screen notifications you saw in iOS 15? If your iPhone is running iOS 16, we’ll show you how to get them back.
With the release of iOS 16, Apple has reimagined the iPhone lock screen, making it possible, for the first time, to personalize the screen based on your most frequently used apps.
You can set multiple wallpapers, some of which will change automatically throughout the day; personalize the clock; add widgets to display additional information; link individual lock screens to specific purposes.
There are, however, some notification-related features that appear to have been neglected since iOS 15. Notifications in iOS 16 are now stacked at the bottom of the screen instead of being displayed in a list like they were in previous versions of iOS. at the display’s bottom.
This makes more room on the lock screen for admiring the beautiful new wallpaper, but some users don’t seem to like it as much as they did before. The good news is that you can customize how notifications look on the lock screen in iOS 16, and if you ever want to revert to the previous layout, you can do so from here. We break it down into steps so that you can follow along.
How to Change Lock Screen Notification in iOS 16
- To begin, access the iPhone’s settings on an iOS 16 device.
- Move your cursor down to where it says “Settings app notification” and tap on that.
- You’ll find the ‘Show As’ option in the ‘Notification Settings’ submenu. In this section, you’ll find the option to customize your iPhone’s lock screen. Three choices will appear before you:
- The number of new notifications is displayed at the lock screen’s bottom in a count that is hidden by default. To view, swipe up.
- iOS 16’s default notification arrangement places all alerts in a single column at the device’s bottom.
- Messages are presented in a vertical list, beginning with the most recent at the top.
Make sure you select ‘List’ if you want your iPhone’s notifications to return to their previous layout.
If you followed the steps correctly, you should now see a list of notifications below the time and any widgets on your iPhone 14’s iOS 16 lock screen, just like you did in iOS 15.
To make the most of your new iPhone, we suggest reading up on iOS 16: you can change the look of your locked screen.
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