Author: Craig Lloyd / Source: howtogeek.com
The touchpad on top of the HomePod can be pretty sensitive, making it likely you’ll trigger something accidentally if you haven’t already. There is a way to prevent accidental touches, though.
To do this, you’ll actually be taking advantage of some Accessibility features included with the HomePod.
While they’re technically meant for disabled users, those features can be useful for just about anyone.To get started, open the Home app. On the “My Home” page, in the “Favorite Accessories” section, either long-press or 3D touch the HomePod icon.
On the HomePod’s page, tap the “Details” button.
On the details page, scroll down towards the bottom, and then select the “Accessibility” category.
On the “Accessibility” page, tap the “Touch Accommodations” setting.
On the “Touch Accommodations” page, turn on the “Touch Accommodations” toggle to enable it. This is the master switch that lets you completely turn on and off any and…
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