Recently, Apple released the official version of iOS 16.1. In this update, Apple launched a new "real-time activity" function, so that users can view more information on the iPhone lock screen. If it is an iPhone 14 Pro model, the real-time activity information will also be displ

Recently, Apple released the official version of iOS 16.1. In this update, Apple launched a new "real-time activity" function. Users can view more information on the lock screen of iPhone . If it is the iPhone 14 Pro model, the real-time activity information will also be displayed synchronously on Lingdong Island.

So, how to enable real-time iPhone activities? What applications currently support real-time activities? Let’s take a look with the editor? What is the use of

real-time activity function?

real-time activity is a new interactive message notification that users can see real-time updates of events in the lock screen interface of iPhone. For example, the scores of football matches, the order status of taxi or meal orders, real-time data of exercise, etc.

This form of message notification allows developers to update a single interactive notification during real-time activities, rather than sending new notifications every time a stateful update. By reducing the number of notifications sent, while making information easier to access. How to enable real-time activities in

iPhone?

If you want to use the live activity feature, you need to update your iPhone to iOS 16.1 or higher. After backing up important data, you can refresh the system with one-click flashing and update the system through Fengke iOS system repair tool.

Then allow access to real-time activity when locked in settings :

Open [Settings]-[Face ID and Password], enter the lock screen password to continue, then scroll down, under the [Allow access when locked] bar, turn on the switch next to [Real-time activity].

Which applications support real-time activities?

iPhone users who have been updated to iOS 16.1 can click the "iOS 16 new features to try out" theme in the "App" tab in the App Store, and click "Explore More" in the real-time activity introduction section to view the list of applications that support this function.