Find information about Apple's built-in accessibility tools and technologies that help people with disabilities get the most from their Apple products....
It's easy for everyone to set up a new device with accessibility options that you can turn on right from the start....
Get help, by phone or chat, with Apple’s accessibility features for speech, vision, hearing, mobility, and cognitive disabilities....
Learn about VoiceOver, Zoom, On/Off Labels, options for wheelchair users, and other Accessibility features that are available on your Apple Watch....
Get Accessibility help and support from users around the world
At Apple, we believe the best technology works for everyone, including older adults. That's why our products and services are inclusive by design, with built-in accessibility features to help you connect, create, and do what you love—in the ways that work best for you....
App developers can include Accessibility Nutrition Labels on their app's product page in the App Store, so you can learn more about the accessibility features the app supports before you download it....
At Apple, we believe that technology is most powerful when it empowers everyone. That's why for more than forty years, Apple has worked with educators to define the role of accessible technology in learning....
Movies and TV shows with accessibility features are labeled with AD for audio descriptions, CC for closed captions, and SDH for subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing....
Learn how to add VoiceOver, Assistive Touch, Guided Access, and more to your Control Center for easy access. And use triple-click to quickly access frequently used Accessibility features....
In macOS 10.14.3 and iOS 12.3, the Accessibility Events switch — previously located in Accessibility settings — was unified under the Accessibility Object Model (AOM) control....
iOS and iPadOS devices are filled with accessibility features like these, which can help people who are deaf, have limited hearing, or have unique hearing needs use their devices:...
Here are some of the accessibility features built into your device:
Create accessible and tagged documents to meet the needs of your audience, like students or coworkers.
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Hi. My wife is totally blind so uses accessibility on her iPhone XR. Siri has stopped working. It works perfectly when not in Accessibility mode, but as soon as you turn Accessibility on it cuts you short when speaking and doesn't understand what you are saying. Has anyone encountered this? It's really stopped her being able to use the iPhone...
Since I bought the new Mac Mini M1, sometimes the Magic Keyboard 1 do not connect at login screen. I don't have a cable keyboard and on that screen I couldn't find any option to manage bluetooth connections neither a virtual keyboard to login and fix the problem. I found a workaround enabling the accessibility keyboard at login screen on Users & Group panel, but wait, if I close that keyboard I can't take it back again! Why accessibility tools are not available at login screen? Apple...
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Built‑in accessibility features supporting vision, mobility, hearing, and cognitive disabilities.
Accessibility features help people with disabilities get the most out of their new AirPods.
Accessibility features help people with disabilities get the most out of their new AirPods.
Accessibility is an integral part of Apple products. Users with physical limitations can select “ Accessibility Options” during enrollment. This setting doesn't require the full range of head motion to capture different angles and is still secure to use but requires more consistency in how you look at your iPhone or iPad Pro....
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