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How to Remove Floating Home Button From iPhone and Android Screen

By Matthew Lynch
May 3, 2023
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As smartphones have evolved, they’ve started incorporating a floating home button on the screen to replace physical home buttons. If you find the floating home button to be a distraction, you can easily remove it. Here’s how:

Removing the Floating Home Button from an iPhone Screen

The procedure to remove the floating home button on the iPhone is very straightforward:

Step 1: Navigate to Settings

Step 2: Tap General

Step 3: Tap Accessibility

Step 4: Click on AssistiveTouch

Step 5: Toggle off the switch next to AssistiveTouch

This will remove the floating home button completely from your iPhone screen.

Removing the Floating Home Button from an Android Screen

Removing the floating home button on Android is also a simple process:

Step 1: Click on Settings

Step 2: Scroll down to System and tap it

Step 3: Tap Gestures

Step 4: Tap System Navigation

Step 5: Here you can select your preferred navigation mode. You can choose from three options: Gesture Navigation, 2 Button Navigation, and 3 Button Navigation.

If you choose Gesture Navigation, the floating home button will no longer appear on your Android screen.

Once you’ve followed these steps, the distracting floating home button will be removed from your screen, and you can use your phone in peace. 

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