How to fix app widgets not appearing on iOS 16 Lock Screen
If a third-party app’s Lock Screen widgets don’t appear available to install, here’s the workaround to get iOS 16 to recognize them.
Easily the most visible change in iOS 16 is how customizable the Lock Screen now is, and a key part of that is the ability to add widgets. Apple’s own apps already offer widgets that show information or give one-tap access to the main app, and now third-party ones are doing the same.Except there is a problem. It doesn’t affect all apps or all users, but at times you can know for certain that an app has widgets — and not be able to use them.
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