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iOS 26: Here's How to Change Your iPhone's New Liquid Glass Design
Reducing transparency helps iPhone users improve text legibility and device performance by making backgrounds more opaque in iOS 26's Liquid Glass interface.
- On Monday, Apple made iOS 26 available to the public, introducing a significant visual overhaul called Liquid Glass that updates the iPhone interface across all compatible models.
- Apple announced iOS 26 at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June and designed Liquid Glass to provide a layered, translucent glass look.
- Users have mixed reactions to Liquid Glass, with some reporting dizziness and discomfort, prompting Apple to include toggles for adjusting transparency and contrast.
- The 'Reduce Transparency' toggle nearly removes translucency to improve legibility, while the 'Increase Contrast' option sharpens interface elements without losing translucency.
- This update suggests users must adapt visually with collective retraining, but several Apple features and customization options help ease the transition.
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