iPhone users are predicting traumatic results.
In UI design, every change needs to be justified. Even the smallest tweak can throw people, especially after years of regular use. So many people are wondering why, after a decade and a half, Apple has suddenly decided it needs to move the End Call button on the iPhone.
iOS17 shifts the red 'hang up' button from its traditional central position to the lower right-hand corner of the in-call interface. That might seem like a minor move, but considering the button has been in the same place since the iPhone's launch way back in 2007, it's going to require some adjustment. Get it wrong and you'll FaceTime somebody by mistake – the horror! .
This means that anyone who automatically reaches to tap where they would usually hang up is going to hit the FaceTime button or the dial pad. Some users are already predicting accessibility issues and"traumatic" accidents. Hmm, #Apple moving the “end call” button in the latest beta is going to take time getting used to, as any changes are. Not entirely sure why the change is needed after a decade and a half of the interface being the way it is. The iPhone app interface when in a call has… pic.twitter.com/fW4z4QJA4VThe call end button on bottom right corner simply doesn’t work on #iOS17 it’s much more natural to simply bring your thumb in the middle and tap to end a call.
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