Jailbreaking your phone involves installing software that removes the restrictions imposed by Apple's iOS software. Either way, at least now you know that a vaguely threatening spiral of crab emojis is also an option.Yes, if you jailbreak your phone. You may want to queue up all of these possibilities like outfits in a virtual closet, or you may just want to keep that cute photo of your partner or dog. Phew, that’s all there is to say about the new iOS 16 lock screen settings and customization features. You can also choose a Focus wallpaper by opening the settings app, selecting Focus, and tapping one of the Focuses to Choose its matching lock and home screen. If you hit Focus Settings at the bottom of the screen, you’ll go to that page in the settings app, closing the wallpaper customization screen. Just tap Focus at the bottom of any wallpaper to choose the one you want. Easy.įinally, you can assign each wallpaper to a specific Focus, a feature that arrived with iOS 15. Then tap the trash can icon and hit Delete This Wallpaper. To delete a wallpaper, find it in the carousel and swipe up.
You can also add a new wallpaper by going all the way right and selecting Add New or by tapping the blue plus icon in the bottom right. Hit Customize to edit whichever one is front and center. If the keypad doesn’t show up and you have to swipe up to get to it, you’ll go to your home screen, not the wallpaper editing menu.ĭo it right, though, and you’ll see a scrollable carousel of available wallpapers. To start, press the center of your lock screen to bring up the passcode entry keypad. There are two ways to edit your wallpaper, but the most useful one is directly from your phone’s lock screen. The last two are self-explanatory, while On Tap will allow you to change the lock screen display any time you touch it, and On Lock will move to the next image whenever you lock your phone-even if you haven’t unlocked it. Find Shuffle Frequency in the middle of the page and tap on it to decide if you want the pictures to change On Tap, On Lock, Hourly, or Daily. Tap Photo Shuffle from the options at the top of the main wallpaper customization menu to start.
New to iOS 16 is the ability to slap a rotating selection of images onto your lock or home screen. If the foreground selection will cover too much of your clock and/or widgets (maybe about 50 percent), you won’t be able to use this feature. This won’t be available with all photos, as it pulls whatever’s in the picture’s foreground out in front of the clock and any widgets you may have on your lock screen.
Finally, tap the three dots in the bottom right to see if you can activate Depth Effect.
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