Is there a way to get notifications to pop up on the top and not the bottom?

Yep! Also you can only really tell with a close look but the flash on the 14 pro is different from the others, with a bunch of rings round the inside instead of the usual 4quadrants in other iphones flashes.

Thank you!

I also like it as well. Not sure what the issue is. I have had 0 issues and I get a lot of messages. I did turn off notifications for any non-messaging apps, though.

This is exactly what I was looking for, thanks! My google searching only led me to Apple's developer changelog, but evidently I didn't look hard enough

Apple's exhaustive list of feature updates in each release:

About iOS 12 Updates

About iOS 13 Updates

About iOS 14 Updates

About iOS 15 Updates

About iOS 16 Updates

nothing

People just love to complain.

all these complaints about notifications. I get them. They seem to work fine for me anyway.

Yeah they need to utilize the dynamic island with notifications 😤😤

Siri is now worse.

yeah i have all notifications turned off too and its helped with balance in my life 100%

Camera module.

Camera module gets increasingly larger

Also look for exclusive colors, pacific blue on 12 pro, sierra blue on 13 pro, and purple or space black on 14 pro

There’s nothing wrong with the notification

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I haven’t used Android for a few years so things may have changed, but using your WhatsApp message example:

• On Android, you don’t need banner notifications (not always desirable) to know you have a WhatsApp notification while in another app, there will be an icon or dot in the notification bar.

• You can reply right from that notification, no need to go into WhatsApp.

• Notifications on the Lock Screen and the Notification Center are the same, you can reply (or mark it as read or dismiss it) in one place and it carries over, which can help with clutter or confusion.

• No difference between swiping down from the top-right and the top-center, since Android’s version of Control Center sits right above your notifications.

• Notifications are consistently grouped by app with a drop-down arrow to split out or collapse each group.

• Notification badges on apps use a similar color to the app and no number, that one’s more of an aesthetic thing but some prefer that subtlety to the bright red badge with a specific number.

In some ways, Android’s approach is more streamlined. Swipe down from any part of the top of the screen, see all your notifications (and toggles), act on anything you wanted to, then swipe back up to put away the shade & get right back to what you were doing.

> • I value my sleep, but have needed my 3 kids to be able to reach me at all hours of the night if it’s important. So, I don’t get woken up when they message me unless they include a secret unmute word. This will allow the notification to make noise, so I will get it.

OMG, I need this in my life! I miss Android notifications (and I’ve been on iOS for 9 years), but I’ve gotten used to them on iOS, and I have them set up the best way that works for me. But as someone who has their phone on mute 100% of the time, this would be awesome!

but the discussion was on canadian version.

First iPhone was the 4 and I thought I was living in the future back then.

Thanks. It's good to hear these experiences.

Re: UI customization - I realized that I hardly customize my UI anymore, so I don't think I'd miss that. There were times I had all kinds of crazy setups with alternative launchers, but I've been sticking with the standard Pixel launcher for years now.

I've been looking into some of the Focus functionality, and it looks interesting. It wouldn't meet all of my notification needs, but it might be enough. Mostly, I think I'd have to change my expectations if I were to move to iOS. We'll see.

> Overall, I just want to have control to make the phone work for me

I'm a year into my first iPhone and have learned that you have to give up some control with this OS. I can't even set up the Home Screen to best suit my usage. I'm stuck with a Today panel I can't disable and an App Drawer that's annoying to navigate (and also can't disable). Home Screen, widgets, and placement -- basic UI customization I was used to on Android is a lost cause here.

Your notification needs are ahead of my basic ones but even my basic usage leaves me wanting. For example, the notch renders the status bar useless. No room for any of those helpful icons that let you glance down at one spot to see what's waiting. The Shortcuts app does have options to automate some email actions and that might be what you're looking for, but I haven't personally put that to use.

This.

Sorry, I read it wrong

This kind of damage can occur when the display has experienced excessive pressure. As the display itself and the glass are one unit, a screen replacement should solve it.