Thankfully, Apple listened to user feedback, and in iOS 16.2, it added new customization options that allow users to hide notifications and the Lock Screen wallpaper from the always on display mode.

When you're happy with your new shuffle Lock Screen, tap Add in the top-right corner, then select either Set as Wallpaper Pair or Customize Home Screen. If you chose the former option, simply tap ...

The new interface lets you have your home screen wallpaper on the lock screen when the Always-On Display feature is turned on. According to insiders who spoke to SamMobile, the feature will remain ...

The trick to getting a black-and-white always-on display right now is to use a long-standing Focus mode setting called “Dim Lock Screen.” This has the effect of fully darkening the iPhone 14 ...

There’s just a lot more you can do with your lock screen in iOS 16. Previously, you could change your wallpaper and… actually, that’s it. That’s all you could do.

The iPhone 14 Pro Max (Image credit: Future / Lance Ulanoff) An always-on display is much like what it sounds – a screen that’s never (or rarely) actually off. In practice, what that means is ...

Although your home screen still only lets you set a static photo to appear behind your app icons, now you can choose to blur that background or dress it up a bit with some filters. What's even ...

The new Studio Display wallpaper comes bundled with macOS Monterey 12.4. However, if you don’t want to wait for the official update to get the new image, you can download it here.