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I can't leave Switch Control even after pressing the side button 3 times. I'm using Iphone X (ios 16.7.10). It seems many other people using other Iphone models like Iphone 11 have the same problem. Sorry for my bad English.
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iPhone X, iOS 16
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Hi Sm1l3M4sk
welcome to the Apple (user-to-user) Community,
Re: "Can’t leave Switch Control"
To Turn Switch Control on / off: Go to Settings > General> Accessibility > Switch Control.
Tip: You can add Switch Control to Accessibility Shortcut, then quickly turn it on or off by triple-clicking the side button (on an iPhone with Face ID) or the Home button (on other iPhone models)
Above tip is from: Set up and turn on Switch Control on iPhone - Apple Support
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Sm1l3M4sk wrote: "Max 87%, charge 3-4 times a day and I spend a lot of time using the phone. I don't have a computer to check the component information"
So you don't know whether the battery is the original or has been replaced with a nongenuine iPhone battery. ...Here's what Apple says:
"Using nongenuine batteries might also result in unexpected behavior after installation, device software updates, or while charging." Source:
About genuine iPhone batteries
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I did as you said but there is a bug that even though the Switch Control button in settings is off, Switch Control continues to work for a very long time before actually turning off. I can only restart my iPhone to fix the bug.
Sm1l3M4sk ~ When there's a "problem" in an old model iPhone, it's worth checking for a weak, aging battery. So...
Does your iPhone X still have its original battery?
And what's the Maximum Capacity % here?...
Settings > Battery > Battery Health & Charging
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Sm1l3M4sk wrote: "This bug also occurs on iPhone running IOS 17 (I'm not sure what iPhone it is..."
But I was asking about the battery in your iPhone X (iOS 16.7.10). So again:
Does your iPhone X still have its original battery?
And what's the Maximum Capacity % here?...
Settings > Battery > Battery Health & Charging
...If its value is only "––", let us know that.
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I know you want to say that the bug may be due to the battery, but I can confirm that the performance and battery of the device are still good, I tested it in a cool environment. Why don't you try following the instructions in the following video to experience this bug (read the video description): https://youtu.be/O3JJ7nU-r6k?si=pBCEBI_Ph_5BUFfV
This bug also occurs on iPhone running IOS 17 (I'm not sure what iPhone it is because I only borrowed it for a short time so I haven't had time to check the information)
Here is a guide to reproduce the bug I mentioned above (Please watch and check description): https://youtu.be/O3JJ7nU-r6k?si=toFc5pSkM_PmcLpK
Max 87%, charge 3-4 times a day and I spend a lot of time using the phone. I don't have a computer to check the component information
How to fix iPhone stuck in switch control?
