How to manage notifications in iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 -

Apple makes managing your notifications even easier oniOS 15 and iPadOs15, allowing you to choose when — and where — you see all your alerts.

While there’s no doubt that notifications can be useful, too many at once can be overwhelming. Thanks to new updates introduced in iOS 15 and iPadOS 15, you can now minimize interruptions throughout your day.

We’ll show you how to change your alert styles, set up notification summaries, and how to control your group notification settings.

Changing your alert style allows you to select what sort of alerts you want — be it lock screen, notification center, or banner styles. These features function the same way they have in previous versions of iOS and iPadOS.

How to change alert styles

Open Settings
Tap Notifications
Under Alerts, choose which alert style you want.

Important: Note that you can choose to toggle on time-sensitive notifications as well, which allows critical alerts to appear even if your iPhone is muted or you are using a Focus that usually prevents alerts.

If you want to routinely be reminded to check your notifications without receiving each one as it happens, Notification Summary is the feature for you. This new feature allows you to schedule when notifications are delivered to your lock screen, which can be beneficial if you set aside specific times of your day to respond to your alerts.

How to set up a notification summary

Open Settings
Tap Notifications
Tap Scheduled Summary
Toggle Scheduled Summary on
Under Apps in Summary, select all apps you want to include in the summary
Under Schedule tap the Add button to add a new schedule.
Remove schedules by tapping the Remove button

You can also change how notifications are grouped when delivered to your home screen. If grouped together automatically, all notifications from a specific app are grouped by organizing criteria, such as topic or thread. If grouped by app, all notifications for a particular app are grouped.