Apple has recognized the intricacy of the camera control features in iOS 26. To address this, a toggle has been incorporated into the new device setup process, enabling users to directly disable advanced camera control functions. During their initial device startup, users have the option to deactivate complex operations, thereby minimizing the risk of unintended touches. The 'Camera Control' feature, introduced by Apple for the iPhone, boasts a physical shutter button layout and, by default, supports a range of gestures and pressure-sensitive operations. However, this setup is susceptible to accidental activation. Numerous users have expressed a desire for a more straightforward configuration to boost both stability and efficiency. It's important to note that this modification does not impact the hardware design of the iPhone 17, nor does it eliminate any advanced features. Looking ahead, Apple might introduce an even more streamlined camera control button on the iPhone 18, potentially reverting to a more intuitive shooting experience.