Android
Turn On/Off the Accessibility Menu Shortcut auf Android
Reaching the power button or volume keys is not always easy, especially if you hold your phone one-handed or deal with limited mobility. The Accessibility menu shortcut solves this by placing a floating button on screen that opens a larger panel with the most common system controls.
To turn the shortcut on, follow Tap on Settings ➔ Tap on Accessibility ➔ Tap on Accessibility Menu ➔ Enable or disable Accessibility Menu shortcut ➔ Tap on Allow. After you allow it, a round icon shows up in the corner of your display.
Tapping that icon opens a panel with Assistant, Accessibility Settings, Power On/Off, volume up/down, and Recent apps. Each entry works the same way as the matching hardware button or gesture, which is useful when a button is stiff, broken, or simply out of reach.
Turning the shortcut back off uses the same path; just switch the toggle off instead of tapping Allow at the last step. If the floating button covers part of a video or game, drag it to a quieter spot along the edge of the screen.