How to restore the old notification style on the iOS 16 lock screen

How to change the notification lock screen back to the old style in iOS 16

Want to see a list of notifications on the lock screen again instead of a bunch of notifications? You can do this:

1. 1. #Open the Settings app on your iPhone
   2. Go to "Notifications"
   3. Under "Show as" Select one of the following options:
      • List - Notifications appear on the lock screen, this is the old style in iOS 15 and before
      • Stack - Notifications appear as a stack at the bottom of the lock screen, this is New default style in iOS 16
      • Count - Notifications appear as numeric counts at the bottom of the lock screen

To set the notification lock screen style back to the previous default settings and appearance, you need to use List.

If you switch to the "List" view of your notifications on the lock screen again, it will look like this, splashing them over the wallpaper and making it easy to scan and instantly see what your notifications are:

The default iOS 16 lock screen notification stack looks like this, they're neatly hidden at the bottom of the screen, but require extra taps and swipes to see what you're missing:

Some users really like the new lock screen notification style, with a stack at the bottom of the screen, while others may prefer the old look, where you can see a list of all notifications on the lock screen, making them easy to scanning.

For users who are not big fans of the new style, this may be because it is easy to miss calls or messages without noticing that you missed them because they will be hidden underneath other notifications. So, change this setting and you'll be back to what you're used to and may be less likely to miss notifications.

Do you have any special thoughts or experiences to share about the new lock screen and notification styles on iOS 16? Let us know in the comments.

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