iOS 26.2 Might Let You Adjust Your iPhone's Liquid Glass Even More

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Apple gave iPhones options to adjust some Liquid Glass elements with the public release of iOS 26.1 on Monday, Nov. 3. 

Now, with the first iOS 26.2 beta, it looks like we'll soon be getting even more options to alter the new design. 

If you're a developer or public beta tester, you can test these changes and other updates today. Since this is a beta, I recommend downloading it on a device other than your primary one. Because this isn't the ...