When it comes to turning on a flashlight on an Apple iPhone, most of us know that it can be done by pressing the flashlight icon at the bottom left corner of the lockscreen or through the Control Centre. Users can also ask Siri, the voice assistant on iPhones to turn on the flashlight. But there is another way of turning on the flashlight on an iPhone that does not require you to touch the screen. Instead, you can do it by tapping the rear panel.
iPhone users can use an accessibility feature, introduced by the tech giant with the iOS 14, to save screenshots more easily. You should keep in mind that the feature is only available on iPhone 8 or later. Apple provides many accessibility features to support your vision, physical and motor, hearing and learning needs.
Open Settings on your Apple iPhone.
Scroll down and tap on Accessibility.
Under Physical And Motor, tap on the Touch option.
You will be able to see two options – Double Tap and Triple Tap. Select the one that you want to use for capturing screenshots.
Under System, tap on Torch.
After following these steps, you just have to double tap or triple tap on the rear panel of your Apple iPhone to turn on the flashlight. The feature also works if you have a protective case on your device. Apart from flashlight, you can also use the double tap and triple tap accessibility feature to access camera, notifications centre, control centre and many more functions.
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