With the new iPhone “Senior Mode,” you can simplify the iPhone’s interface, making it easier to use for those with vision impairment or dexterity issues. It’s also a great way to streamline an iPhone for someone who doesn’t need a cluttered screen.
Ryan Molloy, Managing Editor of TheSeniorList.com tests out iOS 17’s Assistive Access feature, which many have dubbed “Senior Mode.” In this video, he walks through how to install this feature, how it works, and how it can simplify phone use for your loved ones.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction to Assistive Access Mode
0:45 What Is Assistive Access?
1:30 How to Set Up Assistive Access
5:51 Assistive Access Apps
8:12 Calls with Assistive Access
10:39 Camera with Assistive Access
12:52 Photos with Assistive Access
15:50 Music with Assistive Access
16:50 Closing Thoughts
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For our rundown of the best iPhones for seniors: https://www.theseniorlist.com/cell-phones/best/iphone/
For our rundown of the best overall phones for seniors:
https://www.theseniorlist.com/cell-phones/best/
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