Disable camera from lock screen on iPhone

Is there a way to allow the use of camera only when the phone is unlocked? but not when it's locked?

No. The Apple idiot won’t allow the camera and flashlight to be removed from lockscreen so everyone is using the phone with the flashlight and taking videos of inside their pocket and wasting a battery. He could be related to the one conditioning my photos without my permission.

mrduder wrote:

That is not what I was asking for,

I’m wanting to remove the camera button from the lock screen.

If you don't clearly state which one in the first post, it will be difficult to guess. You should have clearly stated that you want to turn off the camera when you swipe left. . . .

There are three options available when the iPhone is locked.

Swipe from the bottom to access the Control Center.

Swipe right to see the Today view & all your widgets.

Swipe left to launch the camera.

You can do that by following the steps below.

Go to: Settings -> Screen Time -> tap Turn On Screen Time -> tap Continue.

Scroll to Content & Privacy Restrictions > tap on it ->  turn it On.

Tap Allow apps -> scroll to Camera -> turn Camera Off.

Stop, don't turn off the built-in camera yet, read on first.

Are you aware if you disable the built-in camera at ScreenTime, you won't be able to use the camera app anymore?

The camera app disappears from the Home screen.

Searching at App Library it also doesn't show up, except if you have a 3rd party app installed on iPhone.

Then if you want use the 3rd party camera app, you have to give permission. . . . . .

Maybe someone else can tell you how to . . . . .

Go to Settings -> General -> tap Control Center/Control Panel.

At Camera tap the red MIN sign, then tap Remove.

Before & after remove camera from Control Center/Control Panel.

Help me please