How to use Touch Accommodations on your iPhone or iPad | Apple Support

Learn about your Accessibility settings for Touch Accommodations so you can adjust how your iPhone or iPad responds to taps, swipes, and other gestures.
To learn more about this topic, visit the following articles:
Use Touch Accommodations with your iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch: apple.co/44InHD9
Set up mobility-related accessibility features on iPhone: apple.co/44IXzaX
Additional Resources:
Get support for iPhone: apple.co/iPhone
To subscribe to this channel: / applesupport
To download the Apple Support app: apple.co/2hFtzIv
Apple Support on X: / applesupport
To check coverage directly on your device: coverage.apple.com/ac4N1XV

[@Lescar-B-EAU]

This is amazing! 🤩

[@andrewpleva]

This video amazing! Thank you apple❤

[@NicholasWalker-bx1so]

Thx

[@hanumanthp74]

What are the usecases to use these features

[@markmark35]

How about a back button?

[@gambno99]

What would be an example of why this feature would be used? Thank you.

[@MeAmCat]

This could be useful for people who are unable to voluntarily control their hands and fingers. For example someone who has spasm in their fingers and taps the device multiple times by accident. Ignore repeat would make sure they can use their device normally. If you want me to explain further please let me know, I’m happy to help. 😊

[@Platipus725]

Parkinson’s, tremors, or any other mobility issue that impacts the way you would want to interact with your iPhone

[@SeanTube2099]

For people with motor disabilities.

[@omarijoseph3189]

WWWWWWWAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYY too much info to just touch a device