Move Text Notification For Free

Apple's reasoning? It's meant to showcase your beautiful lock screen, especially since there are several new ways to customize it with widgets, Portrait photos, and fresh designs for the clock. But if you're not a fan, don't worry. You can easily change it back to the original format.

Change how notifications appear Go to Settings > Notifications. Under Display As, choose how you want notifications to appear on the Lock Screen: Count: Shows the total number of notifications at the bottom of the screen. You can tap the count to see notifications.

No, they can't be moved. Nope. This how it will be presented going forward and you cannot move them to the top of your screen.

Step 1: Open Settings. Step 2: Tap Notifications. Step 3: Go to the Display as section and select the display mode you want to use. By default, iOS 16 selects Stack, which has notifications stacked at the base of the screen.

Unfortunately, there's no way to move your notifications back to the top (even in beta builds of iOS 17), but there are other ways to make your notifications a bit more accessible. If you want to view each notification separately on the lock screen, we have good news for you.

Notifications are now stacked at the bottom of the display by default, instead of taking up the whole screen. Apple's reasoning? It's meant to showcase your beautiful lock screen, especially since there are several new ways to customize it with widgets, Portrait photos, and fresh designs for the clock.

Option 1: In your settings app Open your device's Settings app. Tap Notifications. App settings. Under 'Most recent', find apps that recently sent you notifications. To find more apps, in the drop-down menu, tap All apps. Tap the app. Turn the app's notifications on or off.