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Originally Posted by OtinG
Thanks, but 3D touch isn't very usable for old guys like me with bad arthritis. I find that many of the 3D gestures simply are difficult for me to use. It defeats the purpose if it takes 4 or 5 attempts to get a shortcut to work.  Clearly Apple cares about and caters to customers in the Millennial and younger range, but Baby Boomers not so much....
ETA: Oops, not enough coffee this morning yet! I was thinking about multi-finger UI gestures, but you were talking about a long press. That does help and takes away one step. What I said about multi-finger UI gestures above is definitely an issue for me, but not relevant here. So replace "3D touch" in my response with "multi-finger UI gestures", which BTW often hurt to do, literally...
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Well technically 3D Touch means pressure sensitivity, but that and long pressing do almost exactly the same thing in iOS 13. In fact the latest iPhones don’t even have a 3D Touch sensor.
Oh, and the assistive touch option... the same feature that they’ve bootstrapped mouse input onto.. is actually mainly designed to help people with things like multi-finger input.