![]() Screen timeout is a feature that was added to iPhones where the display is going to be shut off after a specific period of inactivity. In other words, that if the iPhone display isn’t used for, say, 30 seconds, the screen will be closed. This not only serves as a security measure, preventing any person from gain access to our phones in the case we are not attentive to our locked iPhone and it’s also a great method to preserve the battery. This is designed to be pre-set to change in conjunction with a period of duration. This is intended to prolong the battery’s lifespan because the longer that the screen is in use it causes greater drain on your battery and the deterioration of battery health. If you are still looking to change the screen’s timeout on the iPhone to a more extended duration because you’re frustrated by repeatedly unlocking your phone after every 30 seconds. Here, we’ll guide you through the steps of changing the screen timeout on the iPhone to a more or shorter time. We will now go over the steps. ![]() For me personally, placing my right thumb in the bottom right part of the screen and slightly moving the screen side-to-side keeps the screen lit while I use my left thumb to scroll through the notifications.It is possible to improve your battery’s health dramatically by taking preventive measures that will allow you to not use up your battery in a short time. However, this doesn’t mean that you have to avoid using your iPhone or anything else. It’s to maintain an accurate record of the health of your iPhone’s battery and to ensure that it doesn’t degrade earlier than the expected date. One of the major things to help preserve the battery’s life is to cut down on the time spent on screen that your iPhone is prone to. This can be beneficial for those who have a habit of keeping your phone in a dark place. Physically moving your finger up and down or tapping the screen in this area will not work.īottom line : the best solutions to keep the screen lit in order to read notifications appear to be to press the volume buttons or use a finger near the left or right edge of the screen as described above. Keeping a finger on the screen near the left or right edges of the lighted screen AND moving the screen slightly side-to-side every few seconds will keep the screen lit. Keeping a finger on the screen within the notification display area (near or on the actual notifications) AND moving the screen slightly up and down or physically sliding your finger side-to-side every few seconds will keep the screen lit. Pressing one of the volume buttons (up or down) every 3-4 seconds will reset the timer and keep the login screen lit. ![]() Things you CAN do to keep the lock screen lit: Once the lock screen goes black, pressing it will bring back the lock screen and reset the 5 or 10 second timer. As suggested in other posts, there doesn’t appear to be any tricks to use the sleep/lock button to increase the length of the timer. Once the lock screen goes black, pressing it again will bring back the lock screen and reset the 5 or 10 second timer. This does nothing but turn off the lock screen prematurely. Things you CAN’T do to keep the lock screen lit: The Widget screen will stay lit for 10 seconds before dimming and then 5 seconds later will go black. With a notification present, the lock screen remains lit for 10 seconds before going black. Without a notification present, the main lock screen will remain lit for 5 seconds before going black. None of the timers are adjustable in Settings ![]() In doing some experimentation with an IPhone 6 and IPad Pro (2nd gen) both using iOS 12.4, Apple has set 2 timers for the lock screen and 1 timer for the widget screen (accessed by swiping to the right). Everything you need to know (I think) : First, the OP is about whether it’s possible to extend the amount of time the lock screen stays lit, not how long it takes before the unlocked device’s lock screen kicks in.
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