To enable "Assistive Touch"
- Open the "settings" of your iPhone.
- Select the tab "General" and go to the "accessibility".
- Here you will find the "assistivetouch". You enable the feature and tap in "accessibility" the Home triple-click and "accessibility shortcut".
- Here, select "Assistive Touch" to start the application in the future, with a triple click of the home button.
Assistive Touch
The most important commands of the "Assistive Touch"
In the settings you can program functions for the "Assistive Touch". Here are the main commands:
- Behind "devices" to hide the volume and screen settings.
- Zoom is saved under "favorites" Instead of with two fingers you can zoom with just one touch.
- On the screen, you can swipe with "Gestures". You find it under "devices". Here you can choose between two, three, four, and five fingers to Swipe.
Own Assistive Touch Gestures
- To create your own commands for the "Assistive Touch", open the "settings" of your iPhone.
- Select "General" and tap "accessibility" to "Assistive Touch".
- Here you will find the Button "create New gesture". First of all, you need to gesture, demonstrate and then designate.
- Then you will find your command in the menu of the "Assistive Touch" under "favorites".
Private Assistive Touc
Tip: is your own vibration patterns you can create on the iPhone. For more Infos you can find here.
