Google Guides has completely embraced iOS 16 with its most recent update, as it presently has its own arrangement of lock screen gadgets that you can evaluate at the present time.
On the off chance that you didn't as of now have the foggiest idea, Apple added the capacity to add a modest bunch of gadgets to the lock screen as a feature of its large iOS 16 lock screen customization update. Outsider applications have just barely started to present their own lock screen gadgets, with Google previously having added them for Gmail, Chrome, Google Drive and Google News before now giving us new gadgets for Google Guides and the standard Google application.
You have a decision of two Lock Screen gadget types. The initial (a two-opening gadget) is for Continuous Excursions, and goes about as an easy route to one of your favorited areas. The other is a fast pursuit choice that rapidly examines your close by region for explicit sorts of business or administration, like the chips you find at the highest point of the Google Guides fundamental screen.
As lock screen gadgets these buttons will be accessible any time you have your iPhone conscious and on the applicable lock screen. What's more, assuming you have an iPhone 14 Expert or iPhone 14 Master Max, you'll have the option to get to the gadgets whenever through the consistently in plain view.
While Apple would no-question rather you utilized its own Guides application, truly Google Guides is similarly as generally utilized on iPhones, while possibly not all the more so. Likewise, Apple Guides presently doesn't offer lock screen gadgets, meaning on the off chance that you need the quickest strategy conceivable of plotting a course home or to a close by café, Google Guides is your most ideal choice.
To add these Google Guides lock screen gadgets to your own iPhone, you can follow the means beneath, or look at our how to modify your iPhone's lock screen guide for a more broad rendition.
How to add Google Maps widgets to your lock screen in iOS 16
1. Make sure that the Google Maps app is up to date by checking in the App Store. You're looking for version 6.40 or higher, otherwise you won't have any widgets.
2. In order for the iPhone to recognize the new widgets are available, open the Google Maps app at least once before trying to add the widgets.
3. Open lock screen customization by tapping and holding on your lock screen with the phone unlocked, or by going through the Settings menu. Tap Customize, and then tap Lock Screen to get to the place where we can add widgets.
4. Tap the box underneath the clock to open up your selection of widgets, and scroll down to Google Maps, then give it a tap.
5. Now choose either the Frequent Trip or Search widget, and tap it or drag it to slot it into place.
6. The Frequent Trip widget defaults to your home address, and the Search widget to the Google Maps search box. If you want to change that, tap the widget when it's in place, and select a new option from the menu that appears.
7. With that sorted, tap Done in the top right corner to confirm your placement. And you're all done!
We have stacks more iOS-themed instructional exercises for you! So why not begin by looking at our aide on the most proficient method to modify your iPhone's lock screen — this will completely cover each of the cool ways you can change around your iPhone's lock and home screens. You could likewise need to find out about how to meaningfully impact the manner in which your iPhone shows notices, as this hugely affects the look and feel of your telephone. In the event that you've recently moved up to the most current iPhone, you'll need to figure out how to move information from iPhone to iPhone.
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