Setting touch accessibility settings

iPhone SE (2nd generation)

Setting touch accessibility settings

AssistiveTouch allows you to replicate gestures (including multi-finger gestures) and physical buttons using a small, on-screen button instead.
1.

From within the Settings app, tap Accessibility.

Next
From the Settings app, scroll to and tap Apps.

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