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2 iPhone Settings Everyone Should Turn On Right Now!

  • tagstechcorner
  • May 22
  • 2 min read

Your phone should work for you — not make things harder.


Whether you want easier readability, better accessibility, or a smoother overall experience, these simple iPhone settings can make a huge difference in how you use your device every day.


Here are 2 iPhone settings everyone should consider turning on right now.


 Setting Number 1: Increase Contrast for Easier Reading


If text sometimes feels difficult to read or certain apps blend together visually, increasing contrast can help make your screen clearer and easier on the eyes.


 How to Turn It On:

  1. On your iPhone, Open Settings


  2. In Settings, Tap Accessibility

  1. In the Accessibility area, select Display & Text Size

  1. Turn on Increase Contrast by clicking the toggle button. 

  1. Once enabled, the toggle button should change from Grey to Green


Why It Helps:

This setting improves visibility by making colors and buttons stand out more clearly on your screen.


Perfect for:

- low vision users

- bright outdoor lighting

- reducing eye strain

- improving readability overall


Example:

First picture on the left- text message screen BEFORE  Increase Contrast is enabled

Second picture on the right- text message screen AFTER Increase Contrast was enabled.



Setting Number 2: Enable LED Flash Alerts


Did you know your iPhone can flash its camera light when you receive notifications?


This is especially helpful if:

- your phone is on silent

- you are hard of hearing

- you miss notifications easily

- your phone is across the room


How to Turn It On:

  1. On your iPhone, open Settings


  1. Tap Accessibility

iPhone accessibility setting button with the word Accessibility encase in a red rectangle and a red arrow pointing to it.























  1. Select Audio & Visual

    iPhone Audio & Visual setting button with the word Audio & Visual encase in a red rectangle and a red arrow pointing to it.

  2. Turn on LED Flash for Alerts. Next to Flash for Alerts, click the button to turn on the flash feature. Ensure the LED Flash option has a check/tick mark next to it. 

Picture of iPhone Flash for Alerts setting button with the word Flash for Alerts encased in a red rectangle and a red arrow pointing to it.
















If the button is green that is a good indicator that the option is turned on.

Picture of iPhone Flash for Alerts setting button with the word Flash for Alerts encased in a red rectangle and a red arrow pointing to it and toggle button set to green.


















Why It Helps:

This adds a visual notification system to your device, making alerts easier to notice without relying only on sound.



Final Thoughts

Technology should feel accessible, helpful, and easy to understand.


Small settings like these can make a big difference in your everyday digital experience.


At TAGS Tech Corner, our goal is to provide simple tech guidance, beginner-friendly tutorials, and accessible digital tips that help you navigate technology with confidence.


Stay tuned for more easy tech tips and tutorials.



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