Apple AssistiveTouch

AssistiveTouch is an Apple accessibility feature that adds on-screen controls for gestures and hardware functions, helping people who find physical buttons or touch gestures difficult.

Key Features:

• Customizable menu for frequently used actions.
• Single-tap shortcuts for gestures like pinch, rotate, or swipe.
• Access to hardware functions such as volume, lock, Siri, or screenshots.
• Option to create custom gestures or connect external adaptive devices.

How to Enable:

1. Open Settings.

2. Select Accessibility.

3. Select Touch.

4. Select AssistiveTouch, then turn it on.

Examples of Use:

• Using a floating on-screen menu instead of pressing side buttons.
• Performing multi-finger gestures with a single tap or custom shortcut.
• Pairing a joystick or adaptive switch with AssistiveTouch for alternative navigation.
• Accessing Apple Pay or Control Center without pressing physical buttons.