- Apple is reportedly maintaining its controversial 'Liquid Glass' design, introduced with iOS 26, despite significant user criticism.
- The design, which altered the visual appearance of the iPhone and other operating systems, was widely criticised for being visually unappealing and making devices harder to read.
- Speculation about a potential design reversal arose after head designer Alan Dye departed and was replaced by Steve Lemay.
- However, a new Bloomberg report indicates that Mr Lemay was a 'driving force' behind the current design, suggesting it will not be abandoned.
- The forthcoming iOS 27 update is expected to include a slider, allowing users to reduce the 'glass effect' across the system, a feature previously limited to the lock screen.
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