Apple has added a new accessibility option on iOS 14 that lets you perform actions like firing up Siri by tapping the back of your iPhone twice or thrice.
At the WWDC keynote, Apple couldn’t run through every feature it’s bringing for iPhones with the iOS 14 update. Buried underneath the pile of headlining announcements, one of the more intriguing additions it skipped is a new gesture that allows you to perform actions by simply tapping the back of your iPhone.
iOS 14 offers an accessibility option (via MacRumors) that lets you trigger actions such as pulling down the Control Centre or summoning Siri when you tap the back of an iPhone twice or thrice. There are nearly two dozen actions you can set up including activating the Reachability mode, taking a screenshot, bringing up Spotlight search, and more.
