How to Share iPhone Accessibility Settings to Another Device

iOS 26 brings a new feature that lets you share your personal accessibility settings from one iPhone or iPad to another. This makes using someone else's iPhone or iPad more familiar and comfortable. Once you stop sharing, the accessibility settings on the other device will revert to their previous settings. If you lock the other device, it will stop using the shared accessibility settings until you unlock it. Here's how to share iPhone accessibility settings.

How to share iPhone accessibility settings

Step 1:

First you need to turn on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on all devices.

You access Settings on iPhone then click on Accessibility . Switch to the new interface, you scroll down and then click on Share Accessibility settings .

Step 2:

Next, we click on the Share Accessibility settings option in the interface as shown. Now you will see the interface introducing the feature of sharing accessibility settings on iPhone, click Continue to perform.

Step 3:

Now the device that wants to receive accessibility settings needs to be placed next to your device, then we just need to tap on that device to connect and share accessibility settings from your iPhone.

The other iPhone or iPad will display a request to get accessibility settings. Tap Accept in the prompt to approve the requested request, or Decline to cancel the request.