iPhone X has a new function discovered in iOS 11.1, as it was not present in the initial version of iOS 11 and it seemed possible that Apple had completely removed it from the phones. The iPhone X has the function based on Touch ID in the old iPhone models, but in the new phone we are talking about a completely different method of activating it since the Home button and Touch ID disappear, being replaced by Apple's Face ID.
iPhone X will have the Reachability function offered by the Apple company, which allows reaching the upper parts of the screen when the phone is used with one hand. In the old iPhone models, it was necessary to double touch the Touch ID ring to activate this system, but in the case of the iPhone X we have no Home button, no Touch ID ring, so there is no longer an activation method.
iPhone X – the new feature discovered in iOS 11.1
Looks like Apple is working on reachability support for the iPhone X. I don't know which button you use tho? pic.twitter.com/dLTH1E81jU
- Guilherme Rambo (@_inside) September 27, 2017
iPhone X will offer Reachability in a completely new way for users, even if for now we don't know what kind of activation method will be offered. Considering that iPhone X has a larger screen than iPhone 8 or iPhone 8 Plus, but also that now the Control Center must be activated from the upper right part of the screen, it was normal that Reachability would not disappear from the phone of those from Cupertino.
iPhone X needs more Reachability than the old Apple phones, but the activation method remains a surprise for now. The Apple company did not reveal it, but we will probably find out after the launch of the iPhone X how the Reachability system can be activated, so we will just have to wait until the phones are put on sale by the Apple company for us.
