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Apple Launches Live Activities for Real-Time US Election Updates

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By Web Desk Published November 6, 2024 1 Min Read
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Apple recently introduced a real-time Live Activities feature in its Apple News app, offering up-to-the-minute US election results directly on iPhone home and lock screens. This feature allows users to skip traditional broadcast methods for a more direct and streamlined update experience, bringing election data to their devices.

If you're not feeling plugged in enough during the 2024 election, Apple News has a way to get up-to-the-second results on your Lock Screen and Apple Watch through Live Activities.#Apple #Election2024

https://t.co/npuQw76Z5z

— AppleInsider (@appleinsider) November 4, 2024

When opening Apple News today, users are notified to “follow the election live” as results pour in on Tuesday night. For users outside the United States or those who don’t see the notification, there is an option to tap the “Follow the election live” banner on the app’s homepage.

You can get the Apple News app Live Activities for the US election on your iPhone or iPad, even if you live in a country where Apple News isn't available officially.

Just follow these steps to get Apple News in your unsupported country: https://t.co/cH4ra59q23

Then open the… pic.twitter.com/AH7KOpGSOm

— Ankur (@iAnkurThakur) November 6, 2024

This Live Activity activates as polls close and votes are counted, offering instant updates directly on the home and lock screens. Users do not need to reopen the app or refresh manually, as the widget automatically updates with each new electoral vote tally.

Apple News app offers a US election live activity on iOS. pic.twitter.com/HYZ2vIVIMr

— 9TechEleven (@9techeleven) November 6, 2024

Positioned discreetly at the bottom of the lock screen or within the Dynamic Island on the home screen, it provides a succinct, integrated view of information, enhancing phone functionality without overwhelming notifications.

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