iOS 26 is coming on September 15, and it brings with it a huge number of upgrades and features. The big change to the new operating system is its all-new design language, which Apple dubs Liquid Glass, unifying many design aspects of all of Apple’s major operating systems.

Deactivating Apple's AI tech can free up some storage or just get things like notification summaries out of your way if they're distracting.

When setting up a new iPhone with iOS 26, Apple includes a simple toggle for turning off the advanced Camera Control features without digging through the Settings app. The complex stuff is still on by default, but the addition of the toggle is a clear acknowledgment that user feedback isn’t quite what Apple expected.