iOS 16.2 beta 3 has introduced the ability to disable Wallpaper and Notifications on the iPhone 14 Pro's Always On Display.
Always On Display dims the Lock Screen when you lock your device or leave it idle, while still showing helpful information like the time, widgets, and notifications.
Some users have complained that the Always On display feature uses too much battery, while others have complained that the dimmed wallpaper was too bright or distracting. The new toggles offer some nice customization options that will certainly improve battery life for users who don't want to turn off Always On Display entirely.
Developers can get the new build at the link below. Please download the iClarified app or follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and RSS for more iOS updates.
Always On Display dims the Lock Screen when you lock your device or leave it idle, while still showing helpful information like the time, widgets, and notifications.
Some users have complained that the Always On display feature uses too much battery, while others have complained that the dimmed wallpaper was too bright or distracting. The new toggles offer some nice customization options that will certainly improve battery life for users who don't want to turn off Always On Display entirely.
Developers can get the new build at the link below. Please download the iClarified app or follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and RSS for more iOS updates.