If you don’t want just anyone to be able to view your agenda in the Today view or past app alerts in Notifications, you can tap Settings > Touch ID & Passcode, scroll down to the Allow Access When Locked section, then uncheck the Today View and Notifications View settings. Essentially, it’s a history of your important app activity for the past week, all there for anyone to see. Your widgets will be accessible to anyone who has your iPhone until you turn off lock screen access for the Today View.Īlso, if you swipe down from the top of the Today view, you’ll see a running tally of all your lock screen notifications, neatly organized by date. Some apps are sensitive about what they show when your iPhone is locked-Activity, for example, and Find My Friends, won’t show anything in their widgets until you unlock the phone. That means, depending on the widgets you’ve installed, they could check your calendar, peek at your Mail inbox, speed dial your favorite contacts, and more. Swipe from left to right on your locked iPhone screen, and you-or anyone else who’s got your device-can see your Today widgets.
Block access to Today widgets and Notifications Unfortunately, there’s no way to turn off all lock screen notifications at once. Tap an app, then switch off the Show on Lock Screen setting to keep the app’s notifications from appearing on your lock screen. Tap Settings > Notifications to see a (probably massive) list of app the apps installed on your iOS device.
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