Home button on iPhone giving problems, here is a cool way to get by

There is an accisibility feature that add a home button (and a few other things) if you know where to find it.

From Settings:

General
Accessibility
scroll down until Physical and Motor and then
Assistive Touch -> On

Then you a soft home button that will display the below when you click on it:

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