How to Enable Full-Screen Incoming Calls on iPhone

iPhone User With Full Screen Incoming Call
Khamosh Pathak

How to Enable Full-Screen Incoming Calls on iPhone: Ever since the iPhone launched, an incoming call would take up the entire screen. But if you’re running iOS 14 or higher, you’ll see a banner style for incoming calls. Here’s how to reenable full-screen incoming calls on iPhone.

For many people, a banner-style, pop-up, incoming call notification (for phone calls, VoIP calls, and FaceTime calls) might not be what they want. It’s too easy to miss, and you won’t find all the call-related options.

Banner Incoming Call

While you can swipe down on a banner to quickly expand the incoming call to the full-screen mode, it’s not a permanent solution.

Thankfully, you can go back to the old ways by changing a setting.

Open the “Settings” app on your iPhone, and go to the “Phone” section.

Select Phone from Settings

Here, choose the “Incoming Calls” option.

Select Incoming Calls

Now, switch to the “Full Screen” option.

Switch to Full Screen

The next time you receive a phone call (be it a cellular call or a VoIP call), you’ll see a full-screen incoming call notification.

Changing Banner to Full Screen for Phone Calls


Whichever incoming call notification you use, here’s how to use your iPhone while on a phone call.

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