Here is a guide on how to use it Assistive touch on iOS 10. AssistiveTouch is one of many features. Accessibility There are features that come in iOS and many uses for it.
There are times when you might need help using your devices and this feature will give you a fast path to use whole screen normal functionality. With gestures like pinching, multi-finger swiping and more, you can have more assisted control over the way you use your phone.
How to Use AssistiveTouch in iOS 10
Here are the steps to enable and use Assistive Touch on your device running iOS 10.
Watch the video above to learn more about what Assistive Touch does and how to use it on your device.
Enabling and Understanding AssistiveTouch
To enable the Assistive Touch option, we need to find it in it. General > Accessibility > Assistive touch. Once there, you will be able to enable the slider for Assistive Touch. You can also ask Siri to open it for you.
One time activeyou will notice its presence as a light Grey Square Together white circle appears on your screen. This is the control for AssistiveTouch and touched to reveal more Options You can access at. Notifications and Control centersUse house Button (including Siri), access all Device customize options and also more if you want.
By using this Accessibility feature, to eliminate most need trust many gestures usually required to perform most of these tasks. This shortcut can be very useful for many iPhone owners who have special needs but still want to use the full functionality of the iPhone.
Actually one of the main uses I’ve seen for AssistiveTouch other than the actual need work around with physically damage. Sometimes when we drop our devices, the physical buttons or the screen may not completely break but no longer work properly.
When you can’t lock your iPhone, for example because the sleep/wake switch is damaged or faulty, you can use AssistiveTouch’s Device menu to: Lock screen. Moreover Sound controls and mute checks for similar damage to the corresponding buttons.
Gestures accessible by tapping Tradition (with star icon). You can pinch, double tap and add additional gestures as per your need.
There are many reasons why you might want to use this feature, but it’s pretty clear how many times AssistiveTouch can be used.
