Apples VoiceOver: More than just a phone feature. @JuanAlcazar
Apples VoiceOver: More than just a phone feature.  @JuanAlcazar
Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
To mark Global Accessibility Awareness Day I did a collab video with Emily Davison aka Fashioneyesta. I was introduced to VoiceOver three years ago, Along with my O&M training, my learning to use VoiceOver on the iPhone was what proved to me that accepting my blindness wasn't necessarily a bad thing. It was a huge help and it still is. I've gone on to use VoiceOver on the iPad, Mac, Apple TV and Apple Watch. To me it's a lot more than just a feature on a phone. It's a tool that has helped me out so much these past few years and has helped in preventing eye strain. I want to share in this video what this feature has meant for me as well as showing you a little bit of how it works.

Please go check out Emily's video as well as she's also discussed several Apple products that have also helped her out as well.

#GAAD #a11y #VoiceOver

Emily's video.
youtube.com/watch?v=YVD9fljuVlM

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