Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Apple just added a new Liquid Glass “Tinted” option in iOS 26.1 beta, giving users a way to make the interface more opaque and easier to read. If you’re on the latest iOS 26.1 developer beta, head to Settings → Display & Brightness → Liquid Glass, and you’ll now see the new “Tinted” setting.
This update adjusts the look of the UI in both light and dark mode, reducing transparency for Lock Screen notifications, menus, and navigation bars. The change improves readability and contrast while keeping the same overall iOS 26 design.
👉 iOS 26.1 beta 4 is currently for developers only, but a public beta should arrive soon, with a full release expected later this October.
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Apple just added a new Liquid Glass “Tinted” option in iOS 26.1 beta, giving users a way to make the interface more opaque and easier to read. If you’re on the latest iOS 26.1 developer beta, head to Settings → Display & Brightness → Liquid Glass, and you’ll now see the new “Tinted” setting.
This update adjusts the look of the UI in both light and dark mode, reducing transparency for Lock Screen notifications, menus, and navigation bars. The change improves readability and contrast while keeping the same overall iOS 26 design.
👉 iOS 26.1 beta 4 is currently for developers only, but a public beta should arrive soon, with a full release expected later this October.
#iOS261 #LiquidGlass #Apple #iOS26 #iPhone17 #iOSBeta #MacRumors
📲 Read more:
[WEBSITE LINKS HERE]
🌐 Connect with Dan:
𝕏: twitter.com/danbarbera
Instagram: instagram.com/danbarbera1
TikTok: tiktok.com/@macrumors
Dan's YouTube Channel: youtube.com/danbarbera1
🎙️ Follow The MacRumors Show Podcast: youtube.com/@TheMacRumorsShow
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00:00
The most popular Apple News & Rumors site on the Internet.
Welcome to MacRumors, your ultimate destination for in-depth and insightful Mac reviews, where we go beyond the surface to bring you a comprehensive look at everything Apple & Mac! 🍎✨
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🔍 In-Depth Analysis: Dive deep into the intricacies of Apple's latest technologies and innovations.
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