The road to a new iOS release can be a bumpy one, with Apple's initial splashy announcement giving way to months of beta testing. As developers and impatient users alike pore over every design detail, bugs and imperfections and inevitably rear their heads. And it seems Apple is listening extra closely to feedback for iOS 26.
Liquid Glass, Apple's new design language, has hogged headlines since its unveiling at the start of this month, with the transparent elements and ostentatious animations raising eyebrows. But one particular detail caused early adopters more consternation than the rest.
