iPhone 17 Launcher iOS 17

iPhone 17 Launcher iOS 17 brings an iPhone-style home screen to Android: app grid, dock, folders, App Library, iOS-style icons, wallpapers, lock screen look, Control Center, Dynamic Island, and Assistive Touch.

ACCESSIBILITY SERVICE (REQUIRED DISCLOSURE)
This app may request the Android AccessibilityService API. This permission is OPTIONAL. You can use the launcher without enabling it. You can disable or uninstall the service at any time in Android Settings.

Why we use AccessibilityService:
• Home, Back, and Recents shortcuts (Assistive Touch and gesture controls)
• Open Control Center / Quick Settings with a swipe
• Open the notification shade
• Lock the screen (lock-screen shortcut)
• Help show the iOS-style lock screen and related launcher gestures

What this AccessibilityService does NOT do:
• It does NOT read your messages, emails, or notification content
• It does NOT record your screen or take screenshots
• It does NOT record audio or calls
• It does NOT monitor what you type
• It does NOT collect or share personal content through Accessibility
• It does NOT change system settings without your action
• It does NOT prevent you from disabling or uninstalling the app

How to turn it off:
Android Settings → Accessibility → Installed apps / iPhone 17 Launcher Gestures → turn off. You can also uninstall the app at any time.

Camera, overlay, and notification-listener permissions (if requested) are optional and used only for lock-screen camera shortcut, floating Assistive Touch / Dynamic Island, and icon badges. Custom wallpapers use the system photo picker.

Before Accessibility is enabled, the app shows an in-app disclosure and consent screen.