“Do I NEED to enable assistive touch?”

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• See pictured. Circled in yellow is the mouse pointer, but Assistive Touch does not need to be enabled.

  Answered by JohnnyBoomz 5 years ago

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• I don’t believe so - I’ve been using mine fine without Assistive Touch turned on.

  Answered by cjviscito 5 years ago

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• No. It works as a mouse once connected, as long as you’re running iPad OS 13.4 or later.

  Answered by Ace254687 5 years ago

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• No. As long as you're on iOS 13.4 it will work.

  Answered by teasten 5 years ago

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• Yes. Note; you can adjust the opacity of the cursor if it's annoying while using the touch screen with adaptive touch enabled.

  Answered by Logitech 5 years ago

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