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Home›Tech Advice›Yes, You Can Turn Off the iPhone 14 Pro’s Always-On Display. Here’s How

Yes, You Can Turn Off the iPhone 14 Pro’s Always-On Display. Here’s How

By Matthew Lynch
July 15, 2023
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The iPhone 14 Pro is packed with numerous advanced features that offer an incredible user experience. One notable addition is the Always-On Display, which makes checking notifications, time, and other important information convenient and seamless. However, some users may want to turn off this feature to save battery life or minimize screen distractions. If you’re among those who prefer not to have the Always-On Display, here’s a step-by-step guide on how to disable it.

1. Unlock your iPhone 14 Pro.

First and foremost, unlock your iPhone using Face ID, passcode, or any other unlocking method you’ve set up.

2. Access the Settings app.

Locate and tap on the Settings app icon on your home screen – it looks like a grey gear.

3. Navigate to Display & Brightness.

Scroll down through the Settings menu and find the option for ‘Display & Brightness.’ Tap on it to access its settings.

4. Find the Always-On Display option.

Inside the Display & Brightness settings, look for the option ‘Always-On Display.’ It should have a toggle switch next to it.

5. Disable Always-On Display.

To turn off the Always-On Display feature, simply tap on the toggle switch to move it from its ‘On’ (green) position to ‘Off’ (grey). Your iPhone 14 Pro’s screen will now no longer display information when it’s locked or not in use.

6. Lock your iPhone to confirm the change.

Press and release your device’s side button or sleep/wake button to lock it and verify that the screen is no longer showing any information when not in use.

It’s essential to note that turning off the Always-On Display could lead to a marginally better battery life since it reduces unnecessary screen-on time. However, keep in mind that you’ll also be sacrificing the convenience of quick access to your notifications and other pertinent info at a glance.

In summary, disabling the iPhone 14 Pro’s Always-On Display is a straightforward task, taking only a few quick steps to accomplish. Whether you want to conserve battery life or minimize distractions, it’s a simple way to customize your iPhone 14 Pro experience according to your preferences.

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