Have you ever noticed the always on display feature in your flagship-level smartphone? If you own an iPhone 14 Pro, an iPhone 14 Pro Max, an iPhone 15 Pro, or an iPhone 15 Pro Max, chances are you can customize the display. This feature lets you see notifications and other necessary information without having to unlock your phone. Moreover, it can be adjusted to show what you want to see. Let’s take a look at how you can customize the always on display on your iPhone and Galaxy phone.
On an iPhone, you have the option of enabling the always on display by visiting the Display & Brightness settings. Once there, you can show or hide the wallpaper and notifications. Even the time and date can be changed for personal preference. Additionally, you can switch between light and dark mode. For more customizations, check out our guide to editing the iPhone lock screen.
On a Samsung Galaxy phone, the always on display functionality can be set on a schedule. By tapping Display and Screen timeout from Settings, you can control how long it takes for the lock screen and the always on display to appear. You also have the option to enable or disable the feature based on your preference. For step-by-step instructions on how to do this, read on.