If you want to turn off the Raise to Wake feature on your iPhone, this guide will show you how. Raise to Wake is a convenient feature that automatically wakes up the screen when you physically lift your iPhone. However, not everyone may find this feature useful or necessary.
To disable Raise to Wake on your iPhone, follow these steps:
- Open the Settings application and go to Display & Brightness.
- Find the “Raise to Wake” setting and toggle it off.
Once Raise to Wake is turned off, your iPhone’s screen will no longer automatically wake up when you lift it. This behavior is similar to older iPhone models and other iOS versions.
Some users may want to disable the Raise to Wake feature if they find that it activates too frequently. For example, if you notice that your iPhone unlocks or brings up the widget screen unintentionally, disabling Raise to Wake can prevent these occurrences. Disabling Raise to Wake may also help conserve battery life.
If you decide to re-enable Raise to Wake in the future, simply follow these steps:
- Open the Settings application and go to Display & Brightness.
- Toggle the “Raise to Wake” setting back on.
Benefits of Disabling Raise to Wake on iPhone
- This guide is free to read.
- We provide helpful information for iPhone users.
- Disabling Raise to Wake can be a personal preference or help conserve battery life.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: What is this guide about?
A: This guide explains how to disable the Raise to Wake feature on an iPhone.
Q: How can this guide be helpful?
A: This guide provides step-by-step instructions for disabling Raise to Wake, which can be helpful for iPhone users who don’t want the screen to automatically wake up when lifting the device.
