How to Enable Touch Accommodations on an iPhone
Open your iPhone's Settings., Tap General. , Tap Accessibility. , Scroll down to the third group of options., Tap Touch Accommodations. , Slide the Touch Accommodations switch right to the "On" position.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Open your iPhone's Settings.
Do so by tapping the grey gear icon on one of your Home screens (or, if it's in a folder, in the "Utilities" folder). -
Step 2: Tap General.
,, The heading should say "Interaction."
, Doing so will turn on Touch Accommodations.
From here, you can modify the following items:
Hold Duration
- Alters the amount of time your finger has to be on the screen before your phone recognizes it as a tap.
Ignore Repeat
- Alters the amount of time in which several touches are counted as one.
Tap Assistance
- Alters the properties of Tap Assistance--a feature that counts an entire finger drag as a single tap. -
Step 3: Tap Accessibility.
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Step 4: Scroll down to the third group of options.
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Step 5: Tap Touch Accommodations.
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Step 6: Slide the Touch Accommodations switch right to the "On" position.
Detailed Guide
Do so by tapping the grey gear icon on one of your Home screens (or, if it's in a folder, in the "Utilities" folder).
,, The heading should say "Interaction."
, Doing so will turn on Touch Accommodations.
From here, you can modify the following items:
Hold Duration
- Alters the amount of time your finger has to be on the screen before your phone recognizes it as a tap.
Ignore Repeat
- Alters the amount of time in which several touches are counted as one.
Tap Assistance
- Alters the properties of Tap Assistance--a feature that counts an entire finger drag as a single tap.
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