The “Display Message” feature on an iPhone typically refers to the notifications or alerts you receive that show messages, reminders, or other important information on your screen. Here are some key aspects regarding the display of messages on an iPhone:
Message Notifications: When you receive a text message (SMS) or an iMessage, your iPhone will display a notification on the lock screen or as a banner at the top of the screen while you’re using it. This notification includes the sender’s name and a preview of the message.
Lock Screen Notifications: If your iPhone is locked, you’ll see a notification on the lock screen. You can customize how these notifications appear through the “Notifications” settings, allowing you to choose whether to show previews, change alert styles, and decide which apps can send notifications.
Banner Notifications: When you’re using your iPhone, a banner notification may appear at the top of the screen. This can be dismissed by swiping it away or tapping on it to open the message.
Message App: The Messages app on your iPhone is where you can view all your conversations. When you open the app, you can see a list of your chats, and tapping on a conversation will display the full message history.
Settings and Customization: You can customize how messages are displayed in settings. Go to Settings > Notifications > Messages to adjust how you receive alerts, whether through sounds, vibrations, or on-screen banners.
Focus Mode: If you have Focus Mode enabled (like Do Not Disturb), notifications may be limited or silenced, affecting how and when you see message alerts.
Privacy Settings: You can control message previews in notifications for privacy reasons. Go to Settings > Notifications > Messages and select “Show Previews” to adjust whether previews are shown when your phone is locked or only when it is unlocked.
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