You now have a variety of wallpaper switching choices.
With iOS 16, users have been having a joy combining their Lock Screen and background, and Apple wants to improve that experience even more.
Apple has included the option to swap between wallpaper sets in the Settings app in the most recent developer beta of iOS 16.1. 9to5Mac discovered the function when utilising the latest beta version:
More precisely, by accessing the Wallpapers section in the iPhone Settings, you can now see every lock screen choice. Users may tap on the wallpaper sets to modify them and quickly browse between them. Of course, from there you can easily make a custom lock screen.
With the first beta of iOS 16.1, Apple had already made it easier for users to customize their lock screen. There are now two different options to change settings of the lock screen and home screen wallpapers. Previously, users had to go to the Settings app to change the home screen wallpaper.
Lock Screen heaven is here with iOS 16
Apple added additional personalization capabilities to its Lock Screen when it released iOS 16 earlier in September. Now, users may pick from a variety of original backgrounds, set a distinctive typeface and colour, and add additional complexity to the screen.
Upcoming calendar events, the weather, battery life, alarms, time zones, Activity ring progress, and other information are easily accessible at a glance thanks to the widgets on the Lock Screen that are modelled by Apple Watch complexities.
There are several possibilities for inspiration in the new Lock Screen gallery, including Apple collections like Pride and Unity to commemorate significant cultural milestones, Weather to observe the current weather as it changes throughout the day, and Astronomy to enjoy views of the Earth, moon, and solar system. Users may also make Lock Screens using their preferred colour schemes or emoji. Users may quickly choose between their favourite Lock Screens when there are several available.
Live Activities, a new feature from the firm that records real-time events like sports scores without requiring an infinite stream of push notifications, is also included in the new Lock Screen. When iOS 16.1 is released later this autumn, that functionality is also anticipated.
