Set Out Photo Notification For Free

Check the MMS settings in iOS MMS is enabled by default but there is a slim chance you may have deactivated it by mistake when previously altering the settings of your iPhone. If a picture has been sent to you and both iMessage and your MMS weren't working or activated, you won't see the image. It's worth a check.

For more info, contact your device manufacturer. Open your phone's Settings app. Tap Apps & notifications. Notifications. Under "Lock screen," tap Notifications on lock screen or On lock screen. Choose Show alerting and silent notifications. On some phones, choose Show all notification content.

Do Not Disturb or Airplane Mode is on. Either system or app notifications are turned off. Power or data settings are preventing apps from retrieving notification alerts. Outdated apps or OS software can cause apps to freeze or crash and not deliver notifications.

The most common reasons for images not showing are: Redirects and URLs without image file extensions and https protocols ( http URLs do not work for most apps as iOS and Android require all network requests to be https by default)

The most common reasons for images not showing are: Redirects and URLs without image file extensions and https protocols ( http URLs do not work for most apps as iOS and Android require all network requests to be https by default)

Open the Material notification app and tap on the Start Free Trial button then toggle the option to enable some permission to this app. Tap on the power button to turn on the Material Shade app. Tap on the Custom background image option to set the photo on the notification panel.

Find your notifications in Notification Center On the Lock Screen: Swipe up from the middle of the screen. On other screens: Swipe down from the top center.