<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Apple's Liquid Glass design language introduces transparency effects across various Apple devices, reflecting and refracting real-time visuals.</li><li>Liquid Glass is present in Control Center, notifications, Home Screen, apps, but may hinder visibility and accessibility.</li><li>Reduce Transparency accessibility feature can minimize the see-through effect of Liquid Glass, enhancing visibility onscreen.</li><li>To turn off Liquid Glass effect on Apple devices, users can enable Reduce Transparency in settings.</li><li>For iPhone or iPad, navigate to Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size and toggle on Reduce Transparency.</li><li>On Apple Watch, activate Reduce Transparency in the companion Watch app or in Settings > Accessibility.</li><li>Mac users can access Reduce Transparency through System Preferences > Accessibility > Display to reduce the Liquid Glass effect.</li><li>Apple TV users can enable Reduce Transparency in settings to eliminate the transparency effects.</li><li>Installation of iOS 26 and other '26' betas is possible for early access to these features, with tutorials available for each.</li></ul>

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