There are three possible views for notifications on the Lock Screen: Count, Stack, and List. List is the expanded, scrolling list of individual bubbles that we’ve always had on iOS. If you’re ...

I think we can all agree that no function of the lock screen is more important than offering users a quick glance at notifications. And now Apple's gone and bungled that whole setup, possibly in ...

With iOS 16, you get more options than ever to customize how notifications appear on the lock screen (which also has customization options for the first time). You can even make notifications ...

All of your notifications will appear from top to bottom across the entire lock screen. Stack View: This is the new default after you upgrade to iOS 16 (or set up a new iPhone 14 ).

Due to the Lock Screen changes, notifications in iOS 16 are displayed at the bottom of the screen, and are stacked on top of one another by default. But they don't have to remain stacked if you ...

How to change how notifications appear on iOS 17's lock screen. If you want to make some tweaks to how notifications look and act, there's an entire section of the settings menu for you.

The second beta of Apple's iOS 5.0 mobile operating system began making its way to developers on Friday, revealing cosmetic changes to certain lock-screen notifications, a slide away keyboard in ...

With iOS 7 it's now possible to view notifications stored in Notification Center from the lock screen, as well as when the device is unlocked. Of course there are still actionable notifications ...

Finding Notifications in iOS 11's Lock Screen. Awaken your iPhone by using Raise to Wake or tapping the lock button. Swipe up from the middle of the screen to find a list of notifications, and ...

It's now called Lock Screen. In fact, it is the lock screen, but now it works much in the same way Notification Center did. Watch this: My favorite things in the iOS 11 beta for iPad Pro ...