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Ortiz7983

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I enabled reachability on my iPhone X. Works just like before. Only thing is that when you enable it on the home screen, the icons on top don’t come down with the rest. I noticed this when I tried to reach the control center on the home screen through reachability. You can still swipe down where the icons are suppose to be and it will bring up the control center. It’s just it would look better if the icons can down with the rest. They come down if you’re in an app. Just not on the home screen
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I enabled reachability on my iPhone X. Works just like before. Only thing is that when you enable it on the home screen, the icons on top don’t come down with the rest. I noticed this when I tried to reach the control center on the home screen through reachability. You can still swipe down where the icons are suppose to be and it will bring up the control center. It’s just it would look better if the icons can down with the rest. They come down if you’re in an app. Just not on the home screen

Interesting, could be something they tweak over a few dot releases.

The behavior is a little different though. On the home screen, the icons stay up in the corner and _any_ of the space from the corner, down to the top of the icon grid you can pull down to open CC. Inside of an app (like calendar in your example), the top becomes inert, and CC can only be pulled down from the corner of the top of the shortened (reachabilified) app.
 
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