How to revert changes from version 26.2?

fullofit101 wrote:

how do i get rid of the chandes that came with 26.2

You can't. Downgrading is not, nor has it ever been supported. Change is inevitable with electronics. Every year, a newer version of iOS is released. And every year, people seem perplexed that things may have changed. You can be someone who doesn't adapt to change or you can be someone who embraces change. I choose to embrace change.

If you have concerns with Liquid Glass, I wrote this to help people --> Liquid Glass - Love It Or Hate It - It's … - Apple Community

fullofit101 wrote:

I t’s not just the liquid glass they changed how you shut off alarms, how to get to tabs in safari, the update turned off my malwarebytes filtering

turned on some notifications i had turned off

they put 9 albums back in my photos that I deleted

I don’t keep very many photos on my phone I put them on amazon photo because it’s part of prime and is unlimited storage

I don’t even know where to begin to tell my 89 year old mother in-law how to fix her phone

Re removing the the Alarm slide to stop...

Settings, Accessibility, Touch, Prefer single-touch actions

There is no rolling back of iOS.

Change is difficult to adapt to because it disrupts our comfort zones, introduces uncertainty and fear of the unknown, challenges our sense of identity, and involves letting go of the familiar. However, it's important to recognize that change is an inevitable part of life, and learning to adapt and embrace it is crucial for personal growth and development. With time, patience, and a willingness to explore new possibilities, we can navigate the difficulties of change and find ways to thrive in new circumstances.

Was/Is your device Jailbroken? If that's the situation, please be informed that attributing the issues to iOS updates may not be accurate.

Iphone 12 had very few changes except the liquid glass visuals.

If you want to mitigate them

Either

Settings, Display & Brightness , Liquid glass, set to Tinted instead of Glassy

Or one or more of these

Settings, Accessibility, Display & Text size, reduce transparency

Settings, Accessibility, Display & Text size , increase contrast

Settings, Accessibility, Display & Text size , Display Borders

Settings, Accessibility, Motion, Reduce motion

Liquid Glass - Love It Or Hate It - It's … - Apple Community

Hi, iOS 26 and Liquid Glass are simply the design Apple has chosen to go with, for now. The iPhone User Interface has had several major redesigns in its near 20 year history. The last major redesign was iOS 7, back in 2014. We all somehow managed to get through them all. 

You may want to review the information in the article I linked to below. It explains the adjustments you can make to mitigate the effects of Liquid Glass that you’re experiencing. 

Liquid Glass - Love It Or Hate It - It's … - Apple Community

Apple’s installed user base is over 1.5 billion users. Making a single user interface perfectly compatible for every user is literally impossible. Apple will make changes (or not make changes) based partially on the feedback they receive through their official channel, linked below and good luck.

Product Feedback - Apple

fullofit101 wrote:

I t’s not just the liquid glass they changed how you shut off alarms, how to get to tabs in safari, the update turned off my malwarebytes filtering

turned on some notifications i had turned off

they put 9 albums back in my photos that I deleted

I don’t keep very many photos on my phone I put them on amazon photo because it’s part of prime and is unlimited storage

I don’t even know where to begin to tell my 89 year old mother in-law how to fix her phone

Get rid of Malwarebytes!!

Did you try any of the appearance changes before replying?