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iOS Auto Click Setup Guide Using Voice Control and Siri

This method allows you to create automated action sequences (macros) directly via voice commands by utilizing the built-in gesture recording feature of the iOS operating system.

Phase 1 - System Configuration

Step 1 - Configure Siri and Voice Control

Turn on the Siri virtual assistant to support quickly turning the control feature on or off.
Turn off the confirmation mode when disabling Voice Control by going to Settings → Accessibility → Voice Control → Commands → Accessibility → Turn Off Voice Control, and then switching off the Ask for Confirmation option. This ensures that the automated click sequence stops immediately upon command without being interrupted by a system confirmation dialog box.
Enable the notification sound when the device successfully recognizes a command by going to Settings → Accessibility → Voice Control, and switching on the Play Sound option.

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