iOS 16.2 brings Custom Accessibility Mode to iPhone, and it’s a big deal

After the big iOS 16.1 update, Apple is already testing iOS 16.2 with developers. The next major iPhone operating system update will bring a feature called Custom Accessibility Mode that will be available to all iPhone users on iOS 16.2 or later. The new feature's name might not be enough to indicate how important it is. But Custom Accessibility Mode is certainly something to keep in mind for future use.

The new iPhone feature will let you access a more streamlined user interface that might completely change how you use the iPhone. The accessibility feature includes a significant UI redesign to the home screen and app experiences, making the handset more accessible to some people.

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