New Delhi, Nov. 9 -- Tech giant Apple's latest update, iOS 26.1, quietly adds a feature that many users have been asking for, the ability to adjust the transparency of the Liquid Glass design. The change introduces a dedicated setting that lets iPhone owners control how see-through system elements appear across menus, notifications, and widgets.

Until now, users could only disable transparency completely through Accessibility settings, which flattened the interface and removed the layered aesthetic introduced in iOS 26. Interestingly, the new setting offers a middle ground, allowing a more readable, less reflective appearance without switching off the effect entirely.

To access the feature, users must first update their iPhone to iOS 26...