An old friend returns to your iPhone lock screen with the iOS 18.2 update. You can bring back an on-screen volume control to the iPhone — provided you know which setting to adjust to bring back ...

Apple removed that option back in iOS 16, but now you can get it back thanks to a new iOS 18.2 setting. To restore the volume slider to your iPhone’s Lock Screen audio controls, open the ...

The company has now revived lock screen volume controls through the iOS 18.2 update. The new option is turned off by default, and toggling it requires digging into accessibility settings.

Apple in iOS 18.2 has reinstated a Lock Screen feature that was unceremoniously nixed from its iPhone OS two years ago, leaving many users wondering why it was taken away in the first place.

That volume slider was removed back in iOS 16 (unless you were using AirPlay), and if you miss it, you can have it back now. In iOS 18.2’s Settings > Apps you’ll find a new selection at the ...

A new feature in iOS 18.2 lets you cap the maximum volume of your device's built-in speaker, allowing you to avoid awkward moments in quiet spaces. The new Volume Limit feature in iOS 18.2 is ...

Additionally, iOS 18.2 is bringing back a simple but helpful feature that Apple took away with iOS 16 (released in September 2022) — the ability to add a volume slider to your Lock Screen. It’s not a ...

Notably, Apple removed the volume slider from the iPhone lock screen, and it only appeared when the user used AirPlay. Now, after installing iOS 18.2 beta, users can bring back that capability and ...

With the release of iOS 16 in 2022, Apple removed the volume slider from the iPhone Lock Screen except while using AirPlay. In iOS 18.2, however, Apple has decided to bring back that capability ...