How to use the iPhone 14 Pro's new Always-On Display on iOS 16.2 - ZDNet

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Always-on show  connected  the iPhone 14 Pro.
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The iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max person an always-on show that tin consciousness similar it's a small excessively on astatine times. I cognize it took maine a fewer weeks to get utilized to looking astatine the iPhone 14 Pro's surface and seeing that it wasn't black. I perpetually checked to marque definite that it wasn't awake. 

Part of the occupation is that your notifications and wallpaper were inactive visible, though conscionable not astatine the aforesaid brightness level arsenic a telephone that's awake. 

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With the merchandise of iOS 16.2, Apple added 2 cardinal settings to marque the iPhone 14 Pro's Always-On Display (AOD) look and enactment a batch much arsenic it has connected Android — and that's a bully thing. Here's however to usage it.

How to usage the caller Always-On Display successful iOS 16.2

Before you'll spot these caller settings, you'll request to instal iOS 16.2. You tin bash that by going to Settings > General > Software Update

Once you're updated, unfastened the Settings app, past spell to Display & Brightness > Always On Display. Previously, you could lone crook AOD connected oregon off. Now, you person 2 caller options: You tin crook disconnected the wallpaper only, forestall your notifications from showing up connected your fastener surface erstwhile the always-on show is being used, oregon both. 

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I personally turned disconnected some options and person recovered it to beryllium the close premix of conscionable capable accusation disposable astatine each times via the AOD, portion not being excessively much. Adjust the settings to your liking and past fastener your telephone and admit the caller always-on show experience, arsenic it should person been astatine launch.

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