The Automation screen is your first chance to customize a battery life alert. Once you’ve made the required selections on the Automation page, the next step in customization is to create Actions for your iPhone to carry out. Luckily, once you clicked the Next button on the Automation page, you navigated right to the Action window. Here’s how to set an Action for your battery life alert:
- On the Action page, you’ll see a section marked Get Started
- Scroll until you see the tab marked Show Notification. Click it.
- From there, click Show Notification again on the new screen, and you’ll be able to customize the battery alert message to say whatever you like
Voila, you’ve now got a customized battery life alert that will pop up whenever your iPhone’s battery runs low, and you can even set the notification to play a sound when it pops up to ensure the alert gets your attention. Likewise, from the Get Started screen, you can opt to have your iPhone engage Low Power Mode when the percentage threshold is crossed. Once you’ve made all those selections, your custom battery alert should be operational for the foreseeable future. And if the alert ever stops working, you can likely reset it by updating iOS on your iPhone.
