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I have the iOS26 and I have to say I honestly hate the Liquid Glass. I absolutely hate the way it looks. I made it the least “liquid glassy” possible but I’d like to make it even less. The way the system works is kind of ok, I don’t have a problem with anything but the way it looks. What my phone looks like at the moment. Any tips on how to make it less liquid? submitted by /u/Key-Reaction-2714 to r/ios26 [link] [comments]

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https://preview.redd.it/3hj5udtkinlg1.jpg?width=2048&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=23fea4387066644107ea48ef1e5c981aa7090878 Apple really outdid themselves with iOS 26’s Liquid Glass. Congrats, you managed to take one of the cleanest, most intuitive mobile OSes in the world and turn it into a blurry, wobbly, eye-straining mess that feels like it was designed in 2005 by someone obsessed with Windows Vista Aero glass.Here’s why this “innovative” design is straight-up trash: Transparency is the enemy of readability Transparent materials are naturally terrible for reading small text/icons. Liquid Glass throws semi-transparent blur + refraction everywhere, so icons, text, and controls constantly fight with whatever wallpaper is behind them. On a busy photo? Good luck reading anything without squinting. Even with setting it to tint, it still looks washed out and noisy. Fake 3D on a 2D screen is pointless and exhausting Forcing pseudo-depth with bevels, glows, and lensing on tiny icons? It just scatters focus. My brain has to work overtime figuring out what’s foreground/background. No real parallax or spatial awareness like Vision Pro – just cheap optical illusions that give me headaches after 10 minutes. Inconsistent glows and borders everywhere Every single icon has different glow shape, intensity, and light source direction. Some look crooked, some barely glow, some have ugly white 2000s-style borders that scream “cheap theme pack”. It makes the home screen feel chaotic and mismatched, like a bad fan-made custom ROM. Unified design? What unified design? Dragging a tab bar or pulling down notifications shouldn’t feel like stretching rubber. In real life, glass doesn’t warp and bounce like that when you touch it. The animations are slow, laggy, and introduce visual delay + uncertainty – the exact opposite of what good touch interaction should be (fast, precise, confident). Feels detached and fake. Moreover, substances in the natural world with similar physical properties—transparent yet highly elastic and deformable like jelly—are extremely rare (practically nonexistent in everyday objects). This virtual fantasy provides no intuitive reference or immersion; our brains have no real-world anchor for 'manipulating liquid glass' without it feeling completely artificial and disconnected. All visual fluff, zero tactile payoff The screen looks like it’s “flowing” and “alive”, but the Taptic Engine feedback is the same old click/buzz. No matching compression resistance, no stretch tension, no satisfying snap-back. Eyes see soft liquid, fingers feel rigid glass slab. Huge disconnect – makes the whole UI feel distant and untrustworthy. And don’t get me started on the default blue ‘Glass’ wallpaper – it’s blindingly bright, pushes fake spatial depth way too hard with those layered glass shapes and directional lights. Tilt your phone and the blue glow shifts like a bad 3D demo. Combined with Liquid Glass refraction, it’s eye-strain central. Who thought ‘stare at bright blue abyss all day’ was a good default? I know most people swap it out immediately, but why force this as the unboxing experience? Apple doubled down: Gurman says iOS 27 is keeping Liquid Glass with only “tweaks”. No major rollback, no full toggle to kill it. They fired the lead designer (good riddance), but apparently the damage is done – they’re too arrogant to admit it was a flop.I’ve been an iPhone user since the 3GS. I love the ecosystem, but this update made me seriously consider jumping ship. Reduce Motion + Reduce Transparency helps a bit, but it’s bandaids on a broken leg. The core philosophy is wrong: form over function, visuals over usability.Who else hates this crap? Or am I just getting old and cranky? submitted by /u/IcyConfusion5336 to r/applesucks [link] [comments]

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