Apple iOS 16.2 adds a new accessibility mode

Due to the closed ecology, less advertising and a series of characteristics, many users call the iPhone "the best senior machine", but iOS in the system level is slow to give a set of perfect accessibility mode, which also increased the threshold for many elderly people to get started.

Recently, from Apple's latest iOS 16.2 Beta, Apple is developing a new set of custom accessibility mode for iOS.

It is reported that through this mode, users can set the interface to achieve larger fonts or larger icons, and similar text messages and message pages can be presented in larger fonts.

At the same time, to address the problem of elderly people's difficulty in using gestures, the mode also includes a large global back button, which can better help the elderly to use the phone.

At the moment, this feature is not officially in beta, and it will take time before users can actually use it, but from the screenshots that have been released, it will undoubtedly significantly improve the experience of the elderly with the iPhone.