Your iPhone’s screen is one of its most important features, allowing you to see everything from apps and websites to photos and videos. But what happens when your screen turns off too soon? Whether you’re trying to follow a recipe, read a long article, or simply enjoy a hands-free video call, keeping your iPhone’s screen on can be essential.<\/p>
Fortunately, there are a few simple ways to keep your iPhone’s screen on longer or even prevent it from turning off altogether. In this guide, we’ll explore these methods and help you ensure your iPhone’s display remains active when you need it most.<\/p>
With a few taps, you can change the Auto-Lock setting that turns your screen off.<\/p>
If the Auto-Lock option is grayed out, it means your iPhone is in Low Power Mode and you need to disable it.<\/pre>
- Select the amount of time you want your iPhone’s screen to remain on after you last touch it. You have three options: 30 seconds, one to five minutes, or never. If you select Never, your screen will remain unlocked and awake until you manually turn it off by pressing the Side button.<\/li><\/ol>
Note: If the Never option does not appear, it could be because your iPhone is managed by your organization, school, or another administrator. In these cases, you must contact that administrator for additional information.<\/pre>If you set your iPhone screen to stay on all the time, remember to return it to Auto-Lock when you’re done. Leaving your phone on Never mode is a quick way to drain your battery and give anyone who picks up your phone access to your apps.<\/p>
Apple includes Auto-Lock on its iPhones and other devices to extend battery life and protect your data. If you leave your screen on all the time, keep an eye on your phone and charge it on a regular basis. Bring a portable battery pack with you when you go out.<\/p>
As an alternative to Never, set your phone to Auto-Lock for the longest time possible (five minutes). This will relieve you of the annoyance of constantly unlocking your phone while also preserving the battery.<\/p>
How to Keep iPhone Screen On: Other Methods <\/span><\/h2>
1. Disable Low Power Mode<\/span><\/h3>
Low Power Mode is a power-saving feature that can extend your iPhone’s battery life by reducing some background activities and limiting certain visual effects. While this mode can be helpful in conserving power, it also causes your screen to turn off sooner.<\/p>
- Open the Settings app on your iPhone.<\/li>\n\n
- Tap on “Battery.”<\/li>\n\n
- Toggle off the Low Power Mode switch.<\/li><\/ol>
By disabling Low Power Mode, you’ll allow your iPhone’s screen to remain active for the duration specified in the Auto-Lock settings.<\/p>
2. Use Guided Access<\/span><\/h3>
Guided Access is a feature that temporarily restricts your iPhone’s screen to a specific app, preventing accidental taps or swipes. While primarily designed for accessibility purposes, Guided Access can also be used to keep your iPhone’s screen on indefinitely.<\/p>
- Open the Settings app on your iPhone.<\/li>\n\n
- Tap on “Accessibility.”<\/li>\n\n
- Tap on “Guided Access.”<\/li>\n\n
- Enable the Guided Access feature.<\/li>\n\n
- Open the app you want to keep the screen on for.<\/li>\n\n
- Triple-click the Side button (or the Home button on older iPhone models).<\/li>\n\n
- Draw a circle around the areas of the screen you want to make touchable. These areas will remain active, while the rest of the screen will be unresponsive.<\/li>\n\n
- To exit Guided Access, triple-click the Side button or Home button again. Enter your passcode when prompted.<\/li><\/ol>
With Guided Access enabled, your iPhone’s screen will remain on until you disable the feature. This method is particularly useful for presentations, video playback, or situations where you need continuous screen access.<\/p>
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How Do I Stop My Screen from Going to Sleep?<\/span><\/h2>
You don’t always want your phone to go to sleep after 30 seconds, but you also don’t want it to stay on all the time and consume all of your device’s precious battery life. Follow these steps to keep your iPhone’s screen on for more than 30 seconds.<\/p>
- On your iPhone’s home screen, tap Settings.<\/li>\n\n
- Scroll to the bottom and select Display & Brightness.<\/li>\n\n
- Choose Auto-Lock.<\/li>\n\n
- Tap 1 Minute, 2 Minutes, 3 Minutes, 4 Minutes, or 5 Minutes to choose how long you want your iPhone screen to stay lit.<\/li><\/ul>
When you see a blue checkmark to the right of your selection, you have successfully changed the Auto-Lock settings on your phone and can press the Back button.<\/p>
How to Adjust the Screen on Time on iPhone<\/span><\/h2>
If you’re looking for the screen time-out option on an iPhone, you might struggle to find it, especially if you’re switching from Android. Android has an option to Turn off screen after or Sleep. On Apple, this is referred to as Auto-Lock.<\/p>
- Navigate to Settings on your iPhone.<\/li>\n\n
- Tap Display & Brightness from the Settings menu.<\/li>\n\n
- Select Auto-Lock.<\/li>\n\n
- Select 30 seconds, 1 minute, 2 minutes, 3 minutes, 4 minutes, 5 minutes, or Never from the Auto-Lock menu options.<\/li><\/ul>
How Do I See Reminders on My iPhone Lock Screen?<\/span><\/h2>
Select Show Preview > When Unlocked in your iPhone notification settings. No one will be able to see your notifications unless you unlock your phone.<\/p>
How do I get reminders to appear on my iPhone lock screen?<\/span><\/h2>
To see your iPhone reminders when your phone is locked, navigate to Settings > Notifications > Reminders > Allow Notifications, and then enable Show on Lock Screen.<\/p>
How do I lock the iPhone’s screen orientation?<\/span><\/h2>
Bring up the Control Center and tap the screen rotation lock to stop your iPhone screen from rotating. If you want the screen to rotate automatically, tap it again.<\/p>
Conclusion <\/span><\/h2>
By following these methods, you can effectively control when your iPhone’s screen turns off, ensuring it remains active when you need it most. Remember to adjust the Auto-Lock settings to your preference, disable Low Power Mode when continuous screen usage is required, and utilize Guided Access for specific apps or situations.<\/p>