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Do Apple’s new accessibility features hint at UI changes for iOS 15? It’s possible

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<p>Earlier today, Apple unveiled (https://9to5mac.com/2021/05/19/apple-reveals-new-accessibility-features-assistivetouch-for-apple-watch-eye-tracking-on-ipad-more/) a host of new accessibility features coming to iOS, iPadOS, and watchOS later this year. In the screenshots shown off in Apple’s press release (https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2021/05/apple-previews-powerful-software-updates-designed-for-people-with-disabilities/), we can see what appears to be the Settings app with inset cells and a navigation bar that’s merged with the background. While both of these things are already possible to do in iOS 14, it looks like we might be getting a first look at a subtle but welcome UI refresh.</p>
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