Using Assistive Access to Simplify your iPhone’s Features

Assistive Access is designed to provide you with a simpler user experience and make your device easier to use. Learn how to use Assistive Access to simplify your device's features.
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From the Settings app, scroll to and tap Accessibility.

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From the Settings app, scroll to and tap Apps.

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