Apple unveiled iOS 16 during Monday's WWDC 2022 keynote, and it includes a completely redesigned and customizable lock screen for your iPhone. One feature that wasn't present was the rumored always-on display, but 9to5Mac reported on Tuesday that the updated operating system's code suggests it'll be added in future, possibly on the iPhone 14 later this year.
An always-on display would let you see information like the time, notifications and missed calls even when your iPhone screen is off. This feature has long been available on Android phones, as well as the Apple Watch Series 5 and later, so its absence on the iPhone is conspicuous.
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