Due to readability issues, Apple reduces the Liquid Glass effects in iOS 26 beta 3.

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Based on early developer feedback, Apple has continued to improve the user interface and operating system version.

With the release of iOS 26 developer beta 3, Apple has made additional modifications to the

Liquid Glass design language, which was first presented at its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2025 last month.

As a component of a larger visual modernization, Liquid Glass was introduced across Apple's platforms and was inspired by the reflective and refractive qualities of real glass. The update follows a flood of user feedback expressing concerns about previous iterations' excessive transparency making interface elements difficult to read.

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However, its early adoption in iOS 26 beta 1 caused usability issues, particularly in places like the control center where the background was so translucent that it became visually distracting to elements on the home screen.

Apple reduced control center transparency in beta 2 to allay those worries. These changes are extended to other areas of the operating system in beta 3, most notably the interface and notifications in third-party apps like Apple Music.

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