**Setting Up iOS 17 on the iPhone 14**

The process of setting up iOS 17 on the iPhone 14 is relatively simple and straightforward. The user can select the applications that they want to use, including third-party applications and default Apple apps. This allows for a high degree of customization and control over the device's functionality.

Upon starting the setup process, the user will be presented with various options and prompts. For example, when setting up the phone application, the user can customize it by enabling or disabling certain features such as contact access, mute button, keyboard, and speakers. Similarly, when setting up the camera app, the user can enable or disable certain features such as photo editing and sharing.

The setup process also allows the user to set up third-party applications, including popular apps like Facebook and Instagram. The user can simply select the app they want to use and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the setup process.

One of the notable features of iOS 17 is its clean and simple UI design. The grid view layout provides a more organized and clutter-free interface, with larger labels and icons that are easier to navigate. Some apps, such as the Photos app, load quickly and provide direct access to the desired functionality.

However, it's worth noting that some features are still in beta and may not be fully functional or stable yet. For example, Apple Music is currently experiencing issues and may not work properly with iOS 17. Additionally, the Assistive Access feature, which allows users to customize their iPhone's behavior, is also still in beta and may require additional setup and configuration.

**Enabling Assistive Access**

The Assistive Access feature is a new addition to iOS 17 that provides users with greater control over their device's functionality. This feature allows users to create custom shortcuts and gestures that can be used to perform specific actions on the device. For example, users can create a shortcut to quickly access the Camera app or the Messages app.

To enable Assistive Access, the user must first set up the passcode for their iPhone. The passcode is required to ensure that the device's security features are not compromised. Once the passcode has been set up, the user can navigate to the Settings app and select "Accessibility" from the menu.

From there, the user will see an option to enable Assistive Access. This feature allows users to create custom gestures and shortcuts that can be used to access specific apps or features on their device. For example, the user can create a shortcut to quickly access the Messages app or take a photo with the camera.

The Assistive Access feature also includes options for customizing the device's behavior, such as adjusting text sizes and font styles, or turning off notifications. The user can also enable or disable features such as Dark mode and Airplane mode.

**Customizing the iPhone's Behavior**

One of the benefits of iOS 17 is its clean and simple UI design, which makes it easier to navigate and use the device. However, some users may prefer a more customized experience, with larger labels and icons that are easier to read and navigate.

To achieve this customization, the user can enable Assistive Access and create custom shortcuts and gestures that can be used to access specific apps or features on their device. For example, the user can create a shortcut to quickly access the Photos app or take a photo with the camera.

The user can also customize the text size and font style of their iPhone by navigating to the Settings app and selecting "Accessibility" from the menu. From there, the user will see options for adjusting text sizes, font styles, and other accessibility features.

Overall, iOS 17 provides a clean and simple UI design that makes it easier to navigate and use the device. The Assistive Access feature also allows users to customize their iPhone's behavior, with custom shortcuts and gestures that can be used to access specific apps or features on their device.

**Using the iPhone 14**

Now that the iPhone 14 is set up and configured, users can begin exploring its features and functionality. One of the notable features of iOS 17 is its integration of various apps into a single interface, making it easier to navigate and use the device.

For example, the Messages app has been combined with FaceTime, providing a single interface for sending messages and video calls. The user can also access the new emoji keyboard and record themselves in video messages.

The iPhone 14 also includes features such as larger labels and icons that are easier to read and navigate, making it more accessible to users who may have difficulty using smaller devices.

Overall, iOS 17 provides a clean and simple UI design that makes it easier to navigate and use the device. The Assistive Access feature also allows users to customize their iPhone's behavior, with custom shortcuts and gestures that can be used to access specific apps or features on their device.

**Tips and Tricks**

The iPhone 14 is still in beta, and some features may not be fully functional or stable yet. However, the user can take advantage of various tips and tricks to get the most out of their device.

For example, users can quickly access the Camera app by creating a shortcut to it. The user can also enable or disable features such as Dark mode and Airplane mode from within the Settings app.

Additionally, the iPhone 14 includes features such as text editing and photo sharing, which provide an easy way to express oneself creatively on the device.

Overall, iOS 17 provides a clean and simple UI design that makes it easier to navigate and use the device. The Assistive Access feature also allows users to customize their iPhone's behavior, with custom shortcuts and gestures that can be used to access specific apps or features on their device.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey guys so you might remember just a few weeks before the official announcements of iOS 17 Apple shared with us new accessibility features coming to the iPhone and now in today's video I want to show you how to enable this new iOS 17 UI this is called assistive access and this allows you to bring an entirely new experience in UI for your iPhone it allows you to use a grid or a list view with larger icons larger labels and easier to use interface and this is what it looks like you may remember when I talked about this as you can see right here the UI is fairly simple you go into the camera you get you know the ability to take photos with larger labels and of course this is going to be an accessibility feature and I'm going to walk you through how to enable this on your iPhone if you want to use it or need to use it then I'm going to show you how to enable assistive access directly on your iPhone running iOS 17. let's go ahead and dive right into this one now as always if you would like to stay up to date with the latest IOS news and Apple software updates of course course and don't forget to subscribe make sure you turn on those notifications so that you don't miss another episode so let me go and show you how to set it up I'm going to set it up for the first time on this iPhone 14 so you guys know exactly what it looks like when you go to set it up for the first time now keep in mind this is beta so bugs are a thing here so just keep that in mind now you want to jump into settings here go into accessibilities and at the bottom of the list you'll find the new feature there it is assistive access now you want to go ahead and click setup for the first time and you'll see a prompt here for setting up assistive access what it does and how it works you click continue it shows you some additional information in regards to Family Sharing and iCloud information click continue then you have the appearance where you can choose the row which I like to call Bliss view or the grid view let's go with the grid view this time around and then you can select the applications that you're going to be using now you can use all the apps that are installed on your iPhone including third-party applications or default Apple apps as well so we have the phone application here we can customize it as well I'm going to select everyone for contact access the mute button will be available the keyboard the speakers click continue here same thing with the camera so I'm going to go and enable all the features available for the camera same thing for the music and so on and photos of course let's go ahead and click continue here through all these prompts and I'm going to go ahead and select all contacts as you can see right here you can set it up fairly simple this is a lot easier cleaner easy to use UI here and then you can set up third-party applications as I mentioned as well so yeah if you go through this list here and you have any third-party apps you'll be able to set those up here in this list as well so let me go ahead and navigate here through these setups process and let's go ahead and set it up directly on the iPhone 14 for the first time just like so once you're ready click continue and here's a few things you need to know before you proceed click continue click continue for notifications the volume button and all the access that we enabled through applications confirm and then set up a passcode very important make sure you remember this I'm going to set up all zeros just to remember if fairly easy and this is it all I have to do now is enter my Apple ID and I'll be set to go all right we're all set up with the email recovery access code and we can go ahead and enter the assistive access mode on this iPhone 14. now you only have to set this up once again guys it is buggy iOS 17 is still in beta but it is a nice UI I kind of like the way this looks this is the grid view as you can see right here some of the icons are not populating properly but if I go into photos here you see that it takes me directly into the photos I can go back with the larger labels I have the music here as well now Apple music isn't loading properly with this a new feature here just yet as I mentioned it is still in beta we also have the weather as you can see right here larger buttons easier to use UI I like this a lot actually because it helps me just stay focused on some of the things that I want to do instead of just having all these things directly on my iPhone I kind of like to use this feature actually for me personally every now and then it's just simplified no notifications just remains No Control Center no nothing just simple UI okay so let's go into the photos here I can take a picture with the larger Button as you can see right there I do still get notifications by the way now if I go into messages messages have been combined FaceTime and messages into one so let's go back to this iPhone here and set it up here let me go and show you what that looks like here we go into the passcode and let's go into assistive access here let me show you the keyboard on messages if you're going to be using the messages application dedicated emoji keyboard and things like that so let's go and wait for this to load up here in just a few seconds and let's go into messages so as we navigate here into messages we can go into a thread here we can tap into the new message we have keyboard layout we have video selfie you can actually record yourself and send a video message as well so if you tap here you can also get access to the new emoji keyboard which is available with this mode as well as you can see right there but yeah it is a clean simple UI with large labels and a large icons that I don't honestly I really like and enjoy let me know what you think about this by the way if you triple click the side button it'll give you the option to exit the mode you want to go into settings here as well you have the ability to go from dark and light mode you also have airplane mode options here you have volume text sizes a bolder text options here as well again you have to Triple click the side button one two three and then you want to exit by entering that passcode and it'll bring you back to iOS 17 as we know it so yeah that is a new assistive access feature on the iPhone that allows you to get access to a cleaner simple UI in case you ever wanted to give it a try or actually need this feature on your iPhone it is available as of right now still in beta still buggy but yeah it is available and I wanted to share that with you guys thank you for watching I hope you guys have a great day and I'll see you guys on the next one peacehey guys so you might remember just a few weeks before the official announcements of iOS 17 Apple shared with us new accessibility features coming to the iPhone and now in today's video I want to show you how to enable this new iOS 17 UI this is called assistive access and this allows you to bring an entirely new experience in UI for your iPhone it allows you to use a grid or a list view with larger icons larger labels and easier to use interface and this is what it looks like you may remember when I talked about this as you can see right here the UI is fairly simple you go into the camera you get you know the ability to take photos with larger labels and of course this is going to be an accessibility feature and I'm going to walk you through how to enable this on your iPhone if you want to use it or need to use it then I'm going to show you how to enable assistive access directly on your iPhone running iOS 17. let's go ahead and dive right into this one now as always if you would like to stay up to date with the latest IOS news and Apple software updates of course course and don't forget to subscribe make sure you turn on those notifications so that you don't miss another episode so let me go and show you how to set it up I'm going to set it up for the first time on this iPhone 14 so you guys know exactly what it looks like when you go to set it up for the first time now keep in mind this is beta so bugs are a thing here so just keep that in mind now you want to jump into settings here go into accessibilities and at the bottom of the list you'll find the new feature there it is assistive access now you want to go ahead and click setup for the first time and you'll see a prompt here for setting up assistive access what it does and how it works you click continue it shows you some additional information in regards to Family Sharing and iCloud information click continue then you have the appearance where you can choose the row which I like to call Bliss view or the grid view let's go with the grid view this time around and then you can select the applications that you're going to be using now you can use all the apps that are installed on your iPhone including third-party applications or default Apple apps as well so we have the phone application here we can customize it as well I'm going to select everyone for contact access the mute button will be available the keyboard the speakers click continue here same thing with the camera so I'm going to go and enable all the features available for the camera same thing for the music and so on and photos of course let's go ahead and click continue here through all these prompts and I'm going to go ahead and select all contacts as you can see right here you can set it up fairly simple this is a lot easier cleaner easy to use UI here and then you can set up third-party applications as I mentioned as well so yeah if you go through this list here and you have any third-party apps you'll be able to set those up here in this list as well so let me go ahead and navigate here through these setups process and let's go ahead and set it up directly on the iPhone 14 for the first time just like so once you're ready click continue and here's a few things you need to know before you proceed click continue click continue for notifications the volume button and all the access that we enabled through applications confirm and then set up a passcode very important make sure you remember this I'm going to set up all zeros just to remember if fairly easy and this is it all I have to do now is enter my Apple ID and I'll be set to go all right we're all set up with the email recovery access code and we can go ahead and enter the assistive access mode on this iPhone 14. now you only have to set this up once again guys it is buggy iOS 17 is still in beta but it is a nice UI I kind of like the way this looks this is the grid view as you can see right here some of the icons are not populating properly but if I go into photos here you see that it takes me directly into the photos I can go back with the larger labels I have the music here as well now Apple music isn't loading properly with this a new feature here just yet as I mentioned it is still in beta we also have the weather as you can see right here larger buttons easier to use UI I like this a lot actually because it helps me just stay focused on some of the things that I want to do instead of just having all these things directly on my iPhone I kind of like to use this feature actually for me personally every now and then it's just simplified no notifications just remains No Control Center no nothing just simple UI okay so let's go into the photos here I can take a picture with the larger Button as you can see right there I do still get notifications by the way now if I go into messages messages have been combined FaceTime and messages into one so let's go back to this iPhone here and set it up here let me go and show you what that looks like here we go into the passcode and let's go into assistive access here let me show you the keyboard on messages if you're going to be using the messages application dedicated emoji keyboard and things like that so let's go and wait for this to load up here in just a few seconds and let's go into messages so as we navigate here into messages we can go into a thread here we can tap into the new message we have keyboard layout we have video selfie you can actually record yourself and send a video message as well so if you tap here you can also get access to the new emoji keyboard which is available with this mode as well as you can see right there but yeah it is a clean simple UI with large labels and a large icons that I don't honestly I really like and enjoy let me know what you think about this by the way if you triple click the side button it'll give you the option to exit the mode you want to go into settings here as well you have the ability to go from dark and light mode you also have airplane mode options here you have volume text sizes a bolder text options here as well again you have to Triple click the side button one two three and then you want to exit by entering that passcode and it'll bring you back to iOS 17 as we know it so yeah that is a new assistive access feature on the iPhone that allows you to get access to a cleaner simple UI in case you ever wanted to give it a try or actually need this feature on your iPhone it is available as of right now still in beta still buggy but yeah it is available and I wanted to share that with you guys thank you for watching I hope you guys have a great day and I'll see you guys on the next one peace\n"