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The Alerts section shows three alert types—Lock Screen, Notification Center, and Banners—followed by options to change the Banner Style or enable Sounds and Badges for an app.

Change notification settings Go to Settings > Notifications. Choose how you want notifications displayed on the Lock Screen: ... To schedule a notification summary, tap Scheduled Summary, then turn on Scheduled Summary.

0:09 3:04 How to customize notifications for Focus on your iPhone | Apple Support YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip From. If you choose allow notifications from notifications from people you select will come throughMoreFrom. If you choose allow notifications from notifications from people you select will come through immediately. All others will be silenced. And sent to Notification Center.

Once you receive the message, follow the steps below. Swipe down from the top of your screen to open the notification shade. Long-press the message, and from the three notification options that appear, tap on Priority. Next, tap the Apply option in the bottom right corner to confirm.

Change alert styles Go to Settings and tap Notifications. Select an app under Notification Style. Under Alerts, choose the alert style that you want. If you turn on Allow Notifications, choose when you want the notifications delivered—immediately or in the scheduled notification summary.

Option 1: In your Settings app Open your phone's Settings app. Tap Apps & notifications. Notifications. Under “Recently Sent,” tap an app. Tap a type of notification. Choose your options: Choose Alerting or Silent. To see a banner for alerting notifications when your phone is unlocked, turn on Pop on 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.

The Alerts section shows three alert types—Lock Screen, Notification Center, and Banners—followed by options to change the Banner Style or enable Sounds and Badges for an app.

The Alerts section shows three alert types—Lock Screen, Notification Center, and Banners—followed by options to change the Banner Style or enable Sounds and Badges for an app.

Change notification settings Go to Settings > Notifications. Choose how you want notifications displayed on the Lock Screen: ... To schedule a notification summary, tap Scheduled Summary, then turn on Scheduled Summary.

0:09 3:04 How to customize notifications for Focus on your iPhone | Apple Support YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip From. If you choose allow notifications from notifications from people you select will come throughMoreFrom. If you choose allow notifications from notifications from people you select will come through immediately. All others will be silenced. And sent to Notification Center.

Once you receive the message, follow the steps below. Swipe down from the top of your screen to open the notification shade. Long-press the message, and from the three notification options that appear, tap on Priority. Next, tap the Apply option in the bottom right corner to confirm.

Change alert styles Go to Settings and tap Notifications. Select an app under Notification Style. Under Alerts, choose the alert style that you want. If you turn on Allow Notifications, choose when you want the notifications delivered—immediately or in the scheduled notification summary.

Option 1: In your Settings app Open your phone's Settings app. Tap Apps & notifications. Notifications. Under “Recently Sent,” tap an app. Tap a type of notification. Choose your options: Choose Alerting or Silent. To see a banner for alerting notifications when your phone is unlocked, turn on Pop on 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.

The Alerts section shows three alert types—Lock Screen, Notification Center, and Banners—followed by options to change the Banner Style or enable Sounds and Badges for an app.