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iOS 17 adds new ‘Fast’ long-press speed option to open context menus more quickly

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<p>Here’s a small iOS 17 change that had gone unnoticed until now. Via @AppleIntro on Twitter (https://twitter.com/AppleIntro/status/1671778695088943104), iOS 17 includes a new speed option for the Haptic Touch setting. This setting controls how long the user has to long-press on the iPhone screen in order for the system gesture action to be committed.</p>
<p>This setting affects things like how fast context menus appear. You can customize it by opening the Settings app and navigating to Accessibility -&gt; Touch -&gt; Haptic Touch.</p>
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