In addition to the previous “List” mode where all notifications are stacked in a list and users swipe from the bottom to expand the notification, this update also adds two modes: “Count” and “Stack”. Among them, in Count mode, the block will only show how many unread notifications the user has, but the specific content of the notification will not be visible until the user swipes to open it.
In Stack mode, all notifications will be obtained from the application and then displayed in a stacked manner; at the same time, in this mode, the user can set a separate notification group for each application in the block and notification center.
However, unfortunately, the display positions of these three modes are all at the bottom of the screen and no changes can be made and users still need to adjust to the new notification position.
In addition to optimizing the block notification, in the latest iOS 16.2 Beta, Apple also optimized the Always on feature for iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max users, allowing users to disable notifications after enabling this mode.
Source
https://9to5mac.com/2022/11/22/ios-16-notifications-bottom/
