
Apple's Liquid Glass interface has received mixed reviews, with some loving its glossy look and others criticizing its impact on readability.
In response to user feedback, Apple introduced Tinted Mode in iOS 26.1, which reduces the opacity of Liquid Glass and increases its contrast, and has now expanded customization options in iOS 27.
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