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Apple has introduced the automated Always-On display feature for the iPhone 14 and 15 Pro/Pro Max. This feature allows you to keep your screen on for a desired time frame, showing important information such as the time, date, and notifications without having to touch your iPhone.
However, constantly having your screen on can also drain your battery quickly. So, in this article, I will guide you through the process of automating the iPhone’s Always-On display using Focus modes and the Shortcuts app.
That’s it! You have automated AOD for this particular Focus.
In addition to predesigned Focus options, you can create a custom Focus using the (+) icon in the Focus menu. Needless to repeat, the AOD feature will sync with the Focus mode associated with it.
The automatic display-on feature is triggered as soon as you access the shortcut. Nonetheless, you can easily turn off AOD on your iPhone 14/15 Pro whenever you feel like it.
Automating an AOD can provide a more convenient user experience but also present some common challenges.
If you face any such issues, here’s our guide to fixing Always-On display not working on iPhone.
Bottom line!
AOD is a great feature of the iPhone, but it can be a bit of a hassle, especially if you have a busy routine. Fortunately, automating the process gives you convenience only during preset hours.
I hope this article has been helpful. Feel free to let me know about your concerns below, and I’ll address them as soon as possible.
FAQs
You cannot automate the AOD for every iOS device. This feature is limited to the new iOS 16.4 update integrated with iPhone 14 Pro or later.
The AOD feature on the iPhone keeps your phone’s screen constantly visible, even when it’s locked or asleep. It allows you to check the time, see incoming notifications, and control media playback without having to unlock or wake your phone.
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