Apple does not stop iOS updates. After every major iOS update, it keeps iPhones up-to-date and brings new features to them with many updates, big and small. The iOS 16.2 update is expected to be such an update. It is thought that Apple will offer many new features to its users with this update. While it is claimed that the iOS 16.1.1 update will solve some problems before iOS 16.2, an interesting discovery was made with the released iOS 16.2 beta 2 update. With this discovery, a new feature that will come to iPhones has been revealed!
"SPECIAL ACCESSIBILITY MODE" DISCOVERED IN iOS 16.2
According to 9to5mac's report, Apple released iOS 16.2 beta 2 for developers on Tuesday. In the iOS 16.2 beta 2 update, it was seen that Apple added the Freeform application introduced at WWDC and made improvements to the Home application. However, the most notable discovery of iOS 16.2 beta 2 was a new "Special Accessibility Mode" for iPhone and iPad that will provide a different experience.
IT WILL BE USER-FRIENDLY, LIKE A DRUG TO GRAND UP
Accordingly, if Apple does not make any changes, it will add a mode called "Special Accessibility Mode" to iPhones and iPads with iOS 16.2. This new mode, codenamed "Clarity", will be a medicine for adults who have difficulty using iPhone. In this mod, the interface of iOS will be replaced with a mod with larger icons. Thus, the interface will be made more user-friendly for users who find iOS complex. Custom Accessibility Mode will also offer users a variety of customization options (like being able to choose how the interface will look and what functionality it will have). Triple-click the Side button (or Home button) will enable and disable Special Accessibility Mode.
WHEN WILL iOS 16.2 BE RELEASED?
Apple is working on Special Accessibility Mode with iOS 16.2, but it is not yet known for sure whether this feature will be available when iOS 16.2 is officially released, or whether it will be available to users in a future version of iOS. iOS 16.2 is expected to be released in mid-December.
