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# notificationSwitchControl

The Switch Control accessibility feature.

```
nonisolated static let notificationSwitchControl: UIAccessibility.AssistiveTechnologyIdentifier
```

## Discussion

This accessibility feature allows users with mobility impairments to access an app using a single physical button. When the user enables Switch Control, iOS cycles a cursor around the screen from element to element. Users press their switch to operate on the accessibility element beneath the cursor.

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