Apple introduced Android-like banner notification for incoming calls in iOS 14, which is a well thought out choice considering how user-friendly it is. This means that an incoming call can no longer take up the entire screen on your iPhone and will not stop the ongoing task. While most iPhone owners will appreciate this all-new iOS feature, a handful of users may not like the banner call notification. If this is you, follow along to learn the quick way to enable fullscreen incoming calls in iOS 14.
Retrieve Incoming Calls Full Screen on iPhone in iOS 14
I guess Apple already sensed that some iOS users might want to get the full screen call notification back on their iPhone. That’s why the tech giant has proposed a simple way to switch between banner and full-screen display styles. As far as I can tell, it’s always a good idea to deal with old-timers as you go along.
- Hungry Settings app On your iPhone running iOS 14.
2. Now scroll down and tap on it. Telephone.
3. Next, select incoming calls.
4. Next, select Fullscreen. Next, exit the settings.
Come in! Going forward, the phone you use to receive calls, FaceTime, and other audio and video calling apps will display the full-screen display style on your iPhone. Anytime you want to revert to Banner style, return to this screen and finally select Banner.
Enable Full Screen Incoming Calls in iOS 14
This is a quick way to restore old full screen incoming calls on iOS devices. Personally, I like the new banner style display as it doesn’t interrupt my work in progress. Despite my personal preference, I support the decision to keep the old style.
We’ve covered a few key issues with iOS 14 recently. If you haven’t been able to check them out, now is the time to take a look at them.
- How to use Picture-in-Picture mode in iOS 14?
- 12 Best Tips to Customize Widgets on iOS 14 Like a Pro
- What is an App Library and How to Use it in iOS 14
- How to Use Back Tap to Launch Any App in iOS 14
Also share your feedback on the latest iteration of iOS and the features that caught your eye.
