How to set the message of Apple SMS not to display the content?

When using an Apple mobile phone, if it is not set, the SMS will display the contents of the lock screen by default. If you don't want others to see the content of your message, you can turn off the display of this message. Next, Bian Xiao introduced how to set the iPhone to receive short messages without displaying the content.

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Methods/steps

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After searching for an Apple phone to enter the system, click the settings icon in the phone to enter.

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After entering the phone settings list, slide down and find the notification option to enter.

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In the notification option, we slide down and select the information option.

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Enter the information notification management interface, and select the option below to display the preview.

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After entering the display preview, you can see that the default option is always selected. We click below and choose "Never".

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If you select "Never", the preview information will not be displayed when you receive the SMS.

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After setting, when you receive the message again, you can't see the message content in the lock screen interface, as shown in the following figure.

Matters needing attention

Mobile phone: iPhone7, system: emui9.0.0.

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In the settings, the main steps are as follows.

Step 1: Click the desktop settings icon to enter the sound and notification options.

Step 2: Select the option to lock the notification on the screen, and it will come out-show content/hide content/don't show the notification.

Step 3: Select the hidden (displayed) content.

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