Apple Restores Per-App Text Size Control in iOS Beta
Apple has reintroduced a per-app text size adjustment slider to the Control Center in the iOS 17.2 Beta 2 system, allowing users to modify text size within individual applications.

Apple has restored a previously removed feature to the iOS 17.2 Beta 2 test version, enabling users to adjust the text size for individual applications directly from the Control Center. This functionality allows users to change the font size within a specific app without affecting the system-wide text size.
The change was noted in the beta release and provides users with the ability to add an "AA" button to the Control Center if it's missing. This button can then be used to adjust the text size for that particular application. This offers a quicker method for text size modification compared to navigating through the more extensive "Settings > Accessibility > App-specific settings" menu.
The feature was initially available in earlier iOS versions but was removed in later updates, causing disappointment among some users. Its reintroduction in the beta version suggests Apple has considered user feedback.
The new capability is currently limited to beta testers and is expected to be part of the official iOS 17.2 release. This restoration highlights Apple's efforts to provide greater flexibility in user customization options.