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iPhone Users Can Restore Original Alarm Button via iOS Setting

May 7, 2026
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iPhone Users Can Restore Original Alarm Button via iOS Setting

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Apple added an alarm slider in iOS 26.1 to prevent accidental deactivation, though users can revert to the traditional Stop button. On May 7, 2026, CNET staff writer Zachary McAuliffe explained that enabling the "Prefer Single-Touch Actions" option within the Accessibility menu restores the original interface.

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