To begin, you can set any of your shortcuts to Back Tap, which opens up a slew of new options. You may use your phone’s back button to order an afternoon Flat White from your local Starbucks, begin your daily Spanish lesson in Duolingo, or text someone in your contacts. There are many things you can accomplish with shortcuts and even more things you can perform just by tapping the back of your iPhone.
In addition to shortcuts, here are some other methods to personalize Back Tap:
You can use this menu to launch the camera, turn on your flashlight, take a screenshot, or mute your phone. These are all excellent possibilities for easy access.
There are also accessibility choices. You can utilize Speak Screen to have Siri read on-screen text, Magnifier to magnify images, and Background Sounds to play white noise.
By assigning those functions to Back Tap, you can also scroll up and down.
Back Tapping can also be used to access your Accessibility Shortcut. This is another adjustable feature in the accessibility menu that allows you to specify which accessibility features should be launched when you triple-click your phone’s side button.
