How to Remove Camera From iPhone Lock Screen

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How to Disable Camera on the Lock Screen

You can use the Screen Time feature to remove the Camera icon from the lock screen of your iPhone. You just need to tweak the Content and Privacy Restrictions.

Step 1: LaunchSettingsand selectScreen Time.

Step 2: TapTurn On Screen Time.

Step 3: If you’re using Screen Time for the first time, tapContinueand selectThis is My iPhone, or skip to Step 4.

Tip: If you’re setting up your Child’s iPhone, select the next option.

Step 4: Next, scroll to selectContent & Privacy Restrictionand turn it on.

Step 5: Tap onAllowed Apps.

Step 6: Finally, toggle offCamera.

Now, exit the screen and lock your screen. You’ll notice that nothing happens. Moreover, the camera icon on the Lock Screen will be greyed out.

If you want to enable camera access, repeat the steps above and toggle on Camera access.

Cons of Removing Camera From the Lock Screen on iPhone

How to Disable Lock Screen Options Without Screen Time

Note that disabling these features on the Lock Screen will not remove them from the home screen. You can still access them after unlocking your iPhone.

Step 1: LaunchSettingsand scroll toFace ID & PasscodeorTouch ID & Passcode.

Step 2: Enter youriPhone passcode. Then, scroll down to theAllow Access When Lockedsection.

Step 3: Here, turn thetoggle off (or on)for options you wish to disable (or enable) on the Lock Screen.

Tip: For privacy and security purposes, we suggestturning off Control Centerand limiting the notification style to count.

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Last updated on 06 June, 2024

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