The accessibility menu in the iPhone is one of those options that are very neglected and forgotten by many iPhone users with its amazing capabilities such as the “AssistiveTouch” which is almost the only feature that it uses. It seems that Apple knows and decided to pay attention to it in the upcoming iOS 13 update. The list has been taken care of and moved from the "General" menu to the main settings menu directly so that it is more clear. It has also been reorganized and more sub-menus added. In this article, we learn what's new in iOS 13's accessibility settings.

A new look for accessibility in iOS 13


IOS 13 accessibility

◉ In the new accessibility, AssistiveTouch, Ease of Access, 3D Touch, touch facilities, Tap to wake, Vibration to Back, Vibration and Voice call forwarding are all grouped together in the “Touch” or “Touch” menu under the Physical and Motor section. They all had separate menus on the accessibility page under the 'Interactivity' section.

◉ Screen facilities, which used to include the inverted color feature, color filters, automatic lighting, and white point reduction, became known as the "Screen and Text Size" menu in iOS 13. In the Inverted Color menu, a new toggle was added under the name "Differentiate Without Color". Without color.


◉ The “Reduce Motion” setting that was present in the “Vision” or Vision section has become part of a new group under the “Vision” section called “Motion”, and there are two new settings which are “Autoplay Message Effects” And "Autoplay video preview."

◉ "Speak" or "Speech" has been renamed as "Spoken Content" or "Spoken Content" and it includes all the same options except for "Speak Selection", which has been completely removed.

◉ Also in the new “Vision” section we find “Audio Descriptions” that were listed under the Media section at the bottom of the list.

◉ Despite the design difference, the new accessibility stand still maintains some familiar elements to help ensure you get used to them in place and to reach them in no time. The most important "Accessibility Shortcut" setting is still at the bottom of the page.


◉ The "Face ID & Attention" setting from the old vision section is now in the Physical and Motor section and has been linked to the "Switch Control" setting. In addition, there is also a new Voice Control feature, as well as a new Apple TV Remote option.

◉ The Hearing Aid section still contains “Made for iPhone Hearing Aids” but “LED flash for alerts, mono sound, phone noise cancellation, and volume balance indicator” have all been moved to a sub-menu called “Audio and Visual” or “Audio / Visual” Also, “translation and written explanation” have been transferred from the media section to the audiology department.

It should be noted that iOS 13 is still in its early beta stages, and that Apple may rearrange these options, update them, or introduce other modifications. And when the update is officially released, we will explain the functions of these new features in some detail.

What do you think of the new Accessibility menu? And did you wish to see something new? Let us know in the comments.

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