How to Use Assistive Touch Accommodations

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101 Greatest iOS 9 Tips and Tricks for iPhone and iPad

While widely considered to be an Accessibility feature geared towards those afflicted by some sort of physical/motor disability, Apple’s Touch Accommodations in iOS 9 can actually be quite beneficial, just as much, for those who might be prone to butt dial or slip their finger — thereby, accidentally opening an app, sending a message, or placing a call when they didn’t intend to.

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Fortunately, if you’re interested, iOS 9 features a slew of new Assistive Touch Accommodations that can be tweaked to your liking. You can check them out and experiment for yourself, by going to Settings > General > Accessibility > Touch Accommodations. Here, you’ll not only be able to turn this feature on, but you can even customize the settings to make your iPhone easier to use.

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