VoiceOverBy: Carmen Willings
teachingvisuallyimpaired.com Updated May 27, 2024 VoiceOver is a powerful accessibility feature on iOS devices that enables users to navigate their device through auditory feedback, even if they cannot see the screen. VoiceOver is a gesture-based screen reader that allows the user to navigate the iOS device even if they can’t see the screen. It gives audible descriptions of what’s on the screen including the battery level, who is calling, and which app your finger is on. You can adjust the speaking rate and the pitch to personal preference. Here's an overview of how VoiceOver works and some common commands for using it with a braille display:
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Screen Curtain with VoiceOverIf you use VoiceOver on your device, you may want to add privacy so others are not able to view your screen. Screen Curtain allows you to turn off the display. When Screen Curtain is on, your device will stay active but the screen will be black. Visit Apple's Support page on Using Screen Curtain.
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