Assistive Touch is an assistant with which you can display alternative menu buttons and toolbars on the touch screen.
How does it work? Assistive Touch displays a floating panel on the phone screen, on which the user can place:
- Virtual menu buttons, – step back, home, recent applications, recent tasks – in this way , you can replace the physical menu buttons.
- Virtual toolbar button: settings, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, flashlight, offline mode, and more.
- Assistive Touch also displays a stop button for applications running in the background on the phone screen.
Note. Assistive Touch works correctly only on Android 5.0 and above devices.
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