If you’ve ever launched your iPhone’s camera by accidentally swiping across the Lock Screen, the upcoming iOS 26.1 software update is for you. Starting from beta 4 version of that update, Apple has added a new toggle that allows you to disable that functionality entirely.

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The most significant change is the introduction of a dedicated toggle for the new Liquid Glass interface. Also, no more accidental morning alarm dismissals.

In iOS 26.1, Apple is introducing a welcome change for anyone who's ever accidentally launched the Camera app while pulling their iPhone out of their pocket or bag. For the first time, you can now disable the Lock Screen's swipe-to-open-camera gesture.

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If you carry an iPhone, you’ve probably swiped left on the lock screen and, “oops”, there’s the camera rolling. With iOS 26.1 beta 4, Apple has finally thrown us a toggle to disable that “Swipe to Open Camera” gesture. It’s completely opt-in and, yes, you’ll need to dig into settings.

Apple's upcoming iOS 26.1 update brings significant user-friendly enhancements. Users can now disable the frustrating camera swipe on the lock screen