iPhone X hide the ugly frame of the camera

The iPhone X, according to Apple, is one powerful device with unique features. But many are the ones who complain about the ugly black frame left by Face ID. It is known that the bezel-free design of the device does not help to hide the front camera and speakers.

So the screens of the new iPhone X have a very bad slot on the camera and the speaker.

iPhone XBelow we will see how to hide the iPhone X notch from your screen. We will use the application Notcho for iOS which allegedly completely hides the ugly frame, with any you want to use.

Yes the Notcho app will hide the iPhone X notch by modifying the wallpaper you are using. How; It cuts the wallpaper and adds a black bar at the top. The ugly frame is hidden inside this black bar.

You can add an optic photo you want and the Notcho app will add the black bar over it.

The information that is usually displayed at the top of an iPhone X, namely signal status, percentage , alarms, WiFi connectivity, etc., will continue to appear where they were.

But here we should mention that the performed by the Notoch app only applies to your lock screen and home screen. When you open any app, the notch will return.

Another alternative proposal that does not even need to be implemented is the prop a black wallpaper on your lock screen and home screen. In addition to hiding the ugly camera frame, it will also add battery life since black pixels use less power.

If you look for a black that fits in on the black box, the ugly detail in the screen design will disappear completely.

And this until the next iPhone that we hope the Apple design department will correct the ugly frame.

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