With the launch of Apple's latest iPhone 14 Pro models, Apple has finally debuted a feature that Android users have enjoyed for a while - the Always-On display. While Apple implemented its own way with the feature, it does amass mixed experiences from users. By default, the Always-On display is turned on and shows all the bells and whistles that it has to offer. However, Apple also gives users more control over what should be displayed. Scroll down to see how to disable the Always-On display wallpaper on your new iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max.
This is how you can disable the Always-On display wallpaper on your iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max to save battery life
If you do not like Apple's implementation of the Always-On display, you can always customize it according to your preferences. Android devices usually have a black screen with time and miniaturized icons displayed to conserve battery life. In contrast. the iPhone 14 Pro models show everything but in a dimmer fashion. If you are not into it, Apple now gives you the option to disable the Always-On display wallpaper.
The ability to disable the wallpaper entirely from the Always-On display was made available to the public with the release of iOS 16.2. If you are not familiar with the mechanism, simply follow the step-by-step instructions below to learn how to disable the Always-On display wallpaper on your iPhone 14 Pro models.
Step 1: The first thing that you have to do is head over to the Settings app.
Step 2: Tap on Display & Brightness.
Step 3: Scroll down and select Always-On Display.
Step 4: Lastly, toggle off Show Wallpaper.
This is all that you have to do to disable the Always-On display wallpaper on your iPhone 14 Pro. With the feature disabled, you will get more battery life on your device. Additionally, the Lock Screen will now only display the time, notifications, and widgets that you have enabled. There are a plethora of other features in iOS 16.2, including the new Freeform app, so be sure to check that out as well. Check out these major features that arrived with the release of iOS 16.2.
This is all for now, folks. Are you looking to make use of the new option? Let us know in the comments.
