With Assistive Touch on Apple Watch, you can use hand gestures instead of the touchscreen to navigate and perform actions. To enable it, go to Accessibility settings on your Apple Watch or the Apple Watch app on your iPhone, then turn on Assistive Touch. Customize gestures like pinching your thumb and pointer finger to move forward, double pinching to go back, clenching your fist to select, and double clenching to open the action menu for tasks like scrolling. When Assistive Touch is active, a blue ring appears around the screen, allowing you to navigate notifications and perform quick actions with ease.
Summary:
– Enable Assistive Touch on your Apple Watch or through the Apple Watch app on your iPhone by accessing the Accessibility settings.
– Customize hand gestures: pinch to move forward, double pinch to go back, clench to select an item, and double clench to open the action menu.
– The action menu allows complex actions like scrolling or pressing the digital crown.
– A blue ring indicates that Assistive Touch is active, allowing gesture navigation and quick actions.
– Use gestures to navigate notifications and perform actions like answering calls or stopping timers with double pinches.