For some, improving accessibility might be as simple as making text larger and easier to read, or pairing your iPhone or iPad with a hearing aid. But iOS goes further, providing accessibility features that make touch controls easier to use – allowing you to perform essential actions with a single tap.
Here, we explain where to find the accessibility options that are included on your iOS device. We also run through what each one does and demonstrate how to use them.
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In shortVoiceOverSettings Accessibility VoiceOverVoiceOver Practicetortoise hare Speech VoiceOver Braille Spoken Content Speak selection Audio Descriptions2. Make your screen easier to read
In shortZoomMaximum Zoom LevelDisplay & Text Size Bold TextLarger Text Colour FiltersMotion If you're looking for ways to improve your desktop experience, see .3. Set up hearing devices
In short Settings Bluetooth Settings Accessibility Hearing Devices4. Get your phone to listen for sounds
In short Settings Accessibility Sound RecognitionSounds5. Use captions and subtitles
In short Settings Accessibility Subtitles & CaptioningClosed CaptionsSDH Style6. Fine-tune audio settings
In shortSettings Accessibility Audio/VisualPhone Noise Cancellation7. Make your device easier to control
In shortSettings Accessibility Touch AssistiveTouch Customise Top Level MenuReachability Settings AccessibilitySwitch ControlVoice ControlJoin Which? Tech Support
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