iPhone 14's/14 Pro Max: How to Allow/Don't Allow AssistiveTouch To Be Controlled by Game Controllers
Learn how you can allow or don’t allow AssistiveTouch to be controlled by game controllers on the iPhone 14/14 Pro/14 Pro Max/Plus.
This video demonstration is on Apple iOS 16.
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