With iOS 26.2, Apple Lets You Roll Back Liquid Glass Again — This Time On The Lock Screen
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With iOS 26.2, Apple Lets You Roll Back Liquid Glass Again — This Time On The Lock Screen
iOS 26.2 Liquid Glass Update Brings New Control Apple’s iOS 26.2 update answers a question many iPhone users have been asking since September: can Liquid Glass be toned down even more? The short answer is yes. With iOS 26.2, Apple introduces a new control that lets users adjust the transparency of the Lock Screen clock, giving them more control over readability and visual comfort. This change builds on earlier tweaks Apple made after complaints that Liquid Glass made key information harder to see. Instead of reversing the design entirely, Apple is refining it in stages. The move suggests Apple is listening closely to feedback while still defending its broader design direction. For users frustrated by glare-like effects on their Lock Screen, this update is a noticeable quality-of-life improvement. It also hints that Liquid Glass may not be as settled as Apple first implied. In typical Apple fashion, the rollback is subtle but meaningful. Credits: Apple What Liquid Glass Was Meant to Do Liq…
