Apple iOS 16.2New accessibility mode exposed, making iPhone easier to use

CTOnews.com, November 9 (Xinhua)-- Apple is developing a new "custom accessibility model (Custom Accessibility Mode)" for iOS, according to evidence found by 9to5Mac in the beta version of Beta 2, a developer preview version of iOS / iPadOS that Apple launched today.

CTOnews.com learned that, according to Apple, this mode provides a "customizable and efficient way to use your iPhone and iPad", which should mean that users will be able to change some settings to make iOS devices easier to use.

9to5Mac reports that with this new mode, users will be able to set the user interface, such as using larger fonts, and select applications that are displayed on the home screen. In the screenshot of the media sharing, you can see how the mode enables things such as larger application icons, a large return button, and a simpler user interface in information applications.

It is not known when the mode will really be available, and the current beta updates are not available, indicating that the launch of this feature is still a long time away.