If it shows something like VoiceOver or anything else, we’ll want to tap on Accessibility Shortcut and uncheck the triple-click shortcuts. If next to Accessibility Shortcut it shows Off you’re all set. Scroll down to the very bottom of the Accessibility settings. And let’s check out one last thing to make sure there isn’t a triple-click shortcut turned on. Tap Accessibility in the top left corner of your screen and Off should appear to the right of VoiceOver like the photo below on the left. One last time do the same things on the VoiceOver toggle to turn it off. You’re almost there! Tap to select, and then double-tap to enter VoiceOver settings. Tap once to select and double-tap to launch the Settings app. Next, navigate to Settings like the photo below. Repeat this for each number or character for your passcode. Tap once to select the first number of your passcode and double-tap enter that number. You should now see the Enter Passcode screen. If you don’t use Touch ID, press the Home button if you’re screen looks like the bottom left photo below (if you’re running an older version of iOS with Slide to Unlock on the bottom of the screen, tap once to select it and double tap it to unlock your iPhone).

If you have Touch ID enabled you should be able to use it to unlock your iPhone. If you have gotten it turned off successfully it’s still valuable to keep reading to double-check you don’t have a triple-click shortcut turned on and learn where these features are in iOS Settings. If that didn’t do the trick, you can also tell Siri “turn off VoiceOver.” If you’re still having issues follow along below for how to manually turn off VoiceOver. To find out, do a triple-click on your iPhone or iPad Home button to see if it turns off VoiceOver. First, your iPhone may have a triple-click shortcut turned on to control accessibility features. There are two common ways that VoiceOver is turned on unintentionally. Follow along for how to return your device back to normal. VoiceOver is an accessibility feature in iOS for users who are blind or have low-vision, however if you haven’t turned it on intentionally, you’ll probably want to turn it off. If your iPhone or iPad is talking to you and you notice outlines around different areas of your screen or where you’re tapping, you may have VoiceOver turned on.

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