Apple Inc. has introduced a new option in the iOS 26.1 Beta to reduce the controversial Liquid Glass UIs transparency, addressing user feedback on usability concerns.
- Following the launch of iOS 26 last month, Apple Inc. received mixed reviews on the Liquid Glass UI, prompting this update in the software release life cycle.
- The iOS 26 redesign is noted for its fresh look but criticized for excessive transparency that impacts usability, similar to issues seen in Windows Vista.
- Users of iPhone and iPadOS can now dial down transparency levels in the upcoming iOS 26.1 Beta, improving accessibility and user experience across devices.
Why It Matters
This update reflects Apple Inc.s responsiveness to user feedback, highlighting the importance of usability in modern software design and the ongoing evolution of iOS and MacOS user interfaces.