Accessibility - physical and motor

A double or triple tap on the back of your iPhone can trigger an action such as a screenshot, the torch, or any shortcut you choose.

Settings > Accessibility > Touch > Back Tap

A floating on screen button gives you access to gestures and hardware button functions that would otherwise need a physical press or a multi finger gesture.

Settings > Accessibility > Touch > AssistiveTouch

A short swipe down at the very bottom edge slides the whole screen down so you can reach the top one handed.

Settings > Accessibility > Touch > Reachability

Voice Control lets you tap, scroll, type and navigate entirely by voice, with numbered or named overlays showing what you can say.

Settings > Accessibility > Voice Control

You can make touch and hold menus appear faster or slower, which helps if they either never appear or appear when you did not want them.

Settings > Accessibility > Touch > Haptic Touch

You can set how long a touch must last before it counts, ignore repeated touches, and choose whether the first or last place you touch is used.

Settings > Accessibility > Touch > Touch Accommodations

The front camera follows where you are looking, and holding your gaze on an item selects it.

Settings > Accessibility > Eye Tracking

Switch Control scans through items on screen and lets you select them with an external switch, the screen itself, or head movement detected by the camera.

Settings > Accessibility > Switch Control