How to Make an iPhone Less Sensitive to Taps

Open your iPhone's Settings., Scroll to the third group of options and tap General. , Scroll to Accessibility and select it. , Scroll to the third group of options and select Touch Accommodations. , Slide the Ignore Repeat button right to the "On"...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Open your iPhone's Settings.

    Do so by tapping the grey gear icon on one of your Home screens (it might also be in a folder named "Utilities").
  2. Step 2: Scroll to the third group of options and tap General.

    ,,, Ignore Repeat ignores all but the first of multiple taps if they fall within a certain time parameter (e.g.,
    0.50 seconds). , Tap + or
    - to do so. , With Hold Duration enabled, you have to briefly hold your finger down for a touch to register. , To do this, tap + to increase the amount of time it takes for a touch to activate, or tap
    - to decrease the amount of time. , It should turn green. , Your iPhone should now be less responsive to short or repetitive taps.
  3. Step 3: Scroll to Accessibility and select it.

  4. Step 4: Scroll to the third group of options and select Touch Accommodations.

  5. Step 5: Slide the Ignore Repeat button right to the "On" position.

  6. Step 6: Adjust the ignore repeat time.

  7. Step 7: Slide the Hold Duration button right to the "On" position.

  8. Step 8: Adjust the hold duration time.

  9. Step 9: Slide the Touch Accommodations button right to the "On" position.

  10. Step 10: Tap OK.

Detailed Guide

Do so by tapping the grey gear icon on one of your Home screens (it might also be in a folder named "Utilities").

,,, Ignore Repeat ignores all but the first of multiple taps if they fall within a certain time parameter (e.g.,
0.50 seconds). , Tap + or
- to do so. , With Hold Duration enabled, you have to briefly hold your finger down for a touch to register. , To do this, tap + to increase the amount of time it takes for a touch to activate, or tap
- to decrease the amount of time. , It should turn green. , Your iPhone should now be less responsive to short or repetitive taps.

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