iOS 26.4 brings with it a new ’Reduce Bright Effects’ setting that lets you disable various flashing elements common in Liquid Glass. Here are the details.
iOS 26’s Liquid Glass design has seen several refinements over time, but also new settings for dialing it back.
Most prominently, iOS 26.1 added an option in the Display & Brightness settings to switch from the default ‘Clear’ design to a more iOS 18-like ‘Tinted’ look.
That one setting alone goes a long way toward making the new design feel more like the previous iPhone look.
But in iOS 26.4, there’s another new setting that lets you disable a different aspect of Liquid Glass.
It’s called ‘Reduce Bright Effects,’ and it controls the bright flashing response that shows up when interacting with certain UI elements.
You can see a comparison in the X post below via 9to5Mac’s own Dylan McDonald.
If you want to enable the ‘Reduce Bright Effects’ toggle, it’s available inside Settings ⇾ Accessibility ⇾ Display & Text Size.
Combine this with the previously available setting for a more tinted Liquid Glass look, and the iPhone experience gets even closer to its pre-iOS 26 design.
How do you feel about the flashing effects in Liquid Glass? Will you enable this new iOS 26.4 setting, or not? Let us know in the comments.
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