In the inaugural Beta release of iOS 26.2, Apple has made substantial enhancements to the iPhone's lock - screen customization capabilities. This particular update has refined the adjustment slider for the "Liquid Glass" effect. Now, users are granted more extensive control over the transparency of the lock - screen clock. In the preceding iOS 26.1, Apple had already introduced brand - new "Transparent" and "Tint" appearance options, which were well - received by users. Building on that, iOS 26.2 takes customization to a whole new level. The adjustment range for the "Liquid Glass" slider has been significantly broadened. Gone are the days of the limited "either - or" mode. With this update, users can seamlessly adjust the clock's transparency, offering them far greater flexibility in shaping the look of the lock - screen clock. However, there's a small catch. Currently, the option to adjust the size of the lock - screen clock is only accessible when using the system's default font. This limitation might be a bit of a bummer for users who prefer to use custom fonts, but it's a step forward in terms of overall customization.