The Realme P3 doesn’t actually exist. Realme has a number of phone models, but there’s no “P3” in their official lineup. To help you, I need the correct Realme phone model. Once you provide that, I can give you accurate instructions on how to change the lock screen and Always-On Display settings.
However, the general steps for most Realme phones are similar:
To change the Lock Screen:
1. Open Settings: Usually a gear-shaped icon in your app drawer or notification shade.
2. Find “Wallpaper & Lock Screen” or a similar option: The exact wording may vary slightly depending on your Realme phone’s ColorOS version. Look for settings related to display, personalization, or wallpapers.
3. Choose a new wallpaper: You’ll usually have options to select a picture from your gallery, use a pre-installed wallpaper, or download more from the cloud.
4. Customize Lock Screen Style (if available): Some Realme phones offer options to change the layout of the lock screen, such as clock style, widget placement, and more.
To change the Always-On Display (AOD) settings (if your phone has AOD):
1. Open Settings: As mentioned above.
2. Find “Always-On Display” or similar: This setting is usually found under “Display & Brightness” or a similar menu.
3. Enable or disable AOD: Toggle the switch to turn it on or off.
4. Customize AOD settings: Once enabled, you’ll likely have options to customize:
* Display Style: Choose from different clock styles, information shown (date, notifications, etc.).
* Schedule: Set when AOD is active (e.g., only during certain hours).
* Show when charging: Some phones offer options to show AOD only when the phone is charging.
To get precise instructions, please tell me the exact model of your Realme phone. For example, Realme 8 Pro, Realme Narzo 50 Pro, etc.
