How to Turn Off Displaying Message Preview Content on iPhone

This guide explains how to turn off displaying message preview content on iPhone using a clear, step-by-step process. It also highlights the settings and checks that can help you avoid common errors.

Usually by default, the iPhone always displays the content of the entire message or part when a new message arrives. This has caused many difficulties for users, when unintentionally disclosing the message content with confidential and private information on the screen. Even if you set a password or not, the message appears.

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In the following article, the Network Administrator will guide you step by step to turn off the preview of the message content on iPhone, to secure all important information in the message.

Step 1:

At the main interface of the phone, click Settings (Settings) .

Step 2:

Find and click the Notification Center Section . Next, we select the Messages Section below.

Step 3:

If you do not want to display the content of the preview message, but still want the notification on the lock screen, scroll down and turn off the Show Previews Feature.

Step 4:

If you do not want any new message notifications to appear on the screen, turn off the Show on Lock Screen Option by swiping the horizontal bar to the left. Messages will only display preview content at the top of the phone screen. To get rid of the complete notifications, turn off Allow Notifications .

Note, before you exit the installation you should check other options for messages such as notification sounds, alert types,.

So when a new message arrives, the iPhone will not display the message content right on the screen. In addition to the ability to turn off message preview, we can also apply to turn off content display to other security to ensure privacy.

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I wish you all success!