I am working with someone who uses touch accommodations to access her screen. She accidentally turns it off and is unable to navigate through the settings to turn it back on. I want to create a shortcut on the home screen that can turn Touch Accommodations on, similar to the Toggle AssistiveTouch one that exists. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
iPhone 7, iOS 13
Re: How to Make Shortcut for Touch Accommodation Setting?
Am no expert in this area, yet your request surely deserves some response:
Wondering which device the person who uses touch accommodation uses, and which iOS, or iPadOS, etc. version is installed on her device.
Eg ... for iOS 17 (or you can choose an earlier iOS version at the top of the three linked items below):
Intro to Shortcuts on iPhone and iPad - Apple Support
Seems it’s easy to create a new, customised shortcut using the Shortcuts app for iPhone or iPad:
Step 1: Create a new shortcut in your shortcuts collection.
Step 2: Add actions in the shortcut editor.
Step 3: Run your new shortcut to test it.
See: How to: Create a custom shortcut on iPhone or iPad - Apple Support
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Useful resource: Shortcuts User Guide - Apple Support
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For iPad OS 17 (or choose an earlier version at the top of the article"
Check for tips in: Use AssistiveTouch on iPad - Apple Support
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Re: "She accidentally turns it off"
If you need to adjust settings for taps, swipes, and multiple touches
Go to Settings> Accessibility > Touch > Touch Accommodations,
then turn on Touch Accommodations.
See all the settings you can use in: Adjust how iPad responds to your touch - Apple Support
If needed: You may want to contact Apple's Accessibility Support Team:
How to contact Apple for accessibility support - Apple Support
All the best :-)
How to Make Shortcut for Touch Accommodation Setting?
