How to set the message display on the lock screen of the iPhone iPhone?

Hello. When we use an iPhone, we will ** a lot of apps, and most of the apps will have notifications. **Apps, open and use, will prompt whether to receive notifications, we will generally choose to receive.

Once you choose to receive, you will often be disturbed, today I will share how to set up various notification prompts on the iPhone, and the skill will not be disturbed when it receives a message notification!

Tools Materials.

iPhone version.

Find QQ, at this time it is the default display of receiving notifications, there are "markers", "sounds" and "banners" displayed, click to enter.

At this time, we see that it is "Allow Notifications", and the four forms of notifications are all open. If you turn off Allow Notifications, you won't receive notifications.

Generally, what affects us is often the "sound", at this time we can choose to turn off the "sound", and there will be no sound prompt when there is a new notification in the future.

It is not very important to have a mobile app, just to know that there is a notification, in this case, we can just turn on the "App Icon Mark". In this case, only the number of notifications will be displayed on the app icon, and there will be no sound and no notification window popping up.

If you have the habit of viewing various app notifications in a unified manner, then "Show in Notification Center", be sure to turn it on; This way, all notifications will be displayed in the notification center, so you don't need to open every app to view them.

If we want to receive notifications in time, but we don't want to turn on "sound" to affect work and life, then "Show on lock screen" must be turned on, so that even if the phone is on the lock screen, there will be a window prompt for new notifications.

Take iphone11, ios13 system as an example, apple mobile phone lock screen message display setting:

1. Open your iPhone, find Settings, and click to open;

2. Select Notifications and click on the software you want to set up notification messages;

3. After entering, find the text information displayed on the lock screen, and you can switch whether to preview the text information by sliding;

4. If you do not enable the message preview, when you receive the SMS notification, the notification bar will drop down to display the content, and you can also browse the SMS content directly.

Messages for phone screen notifications can be displayed in text, or only message notifications can be displayed without text content:

1. Turn on your iPhone and open Settings in your phone.

2. After opening the settings, click on the option to open notifications on the open interface.

3. After entering the notification interface, click on the option to open the message.

4. On the interface that opens, turn on the notification center switch at the top.

5. Select the reminder style as Reminder.

6. Pull the interface to the bottom and turn off the commotion button on the locked screen.

This answer applies to most Apple phone models.

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1. Open the settings of your iPhone.

2. In the settings, turn on the notification item.

3. Click Show Preview.

4. The bridge changed the item of show preview to never.

5. At this time, the notification message of the Apple mobile phone will be sensitive and resistant to the hidden content.

Change your iPhone's notification settings

Change your notification settings

You can customize most notification settings for each app. You can turn app notifications on or off, make notifications** sound, choose how and where app notifications appear when your device is unlocked, and more.

Go to Settings >Notifications".

To scroll to choose when you want most notifications to show previews, tap Show Previews, then make a selection (Always, On Unlock, or Never). (You can override this setting for individual apps.) ）

Previews can include text from Messages and Mail, invitation details from Calendar, and more.

Tap Group Notifications, then choose how you want notifications to be grouped:

Off: Disables grouping.

Show recent notifications on the lock screen

You can allow access to the Notification Center on the lock screen.

Go to Settings >Face ID & Passcode) (on iPhone with Face ID) or Touch ID & Passcode (on other iPhone models).

Enter your password. Open Notification Center (under Allow access when locked).

Mute all notifications.

Ask Siri. Say something like: "Turn on Do Not Disturb mode". Learn how to ask Siri.

You can also go to Settings >Do Not Disturb" and then turn on "Do Not Disturb".

Set location-based reminders

Some apps use your location to send you location-based alerts. For example, when you arrive at a designated place or leave for the next location, you may receive a reminder to call someone.

If you don't want to see these alerts, you can turn them off.

Go to Settings >Privacy > Location Services.

Open Sun Beizai's "Location Services".

Get alerts

In some countries or regions, you can turn on alerts in the Alerts list. For example, in the United States, iPhone can receive ** alerts, and you can turn Amber Alerts, Public Safety Alerts, and Emergency Alerts on or off (by default) (which includes Critical Imminent Threat Alert and Extreme Imminent Threat Alert). In Japan, iPhone can receive emergency** alerts from the Japan Meteorological Agency.

Go to Settings >Notifications".

Scroll down to the Alerts section and turn on the alert notifications you want to receive.

**Alerts vary by carrier and iPhone model, and may not be available under certain conditions. See the Apple Support article About emergency alerts and alerts.

By default, when we receive a message on our phone, we can only see the message notification, not the inner sense. What about the Apple notification showing the message content in **Settings? Let's take a look

1. Tap on the "Notifications" option in your phone's settings.

2. Click the [Show Preview] option and check [Shisen Rollover] to display the notification message content.

This article takes Apple 12 as an example for iOS 15 system.