I have two students who use a combination of an iPad with a QWERTY keyboard and Chameleon braille display (with iOS 26.2.1). When VoiceOver is enabled on one of the iPads, the return key nor dot 8 on the braille display start a new line or otherwise work for pressing enter (it just gives a ding). When VoiceOver is off, enter on the QWERTY keyboard and on the on-screen keyboard works normally. On the second iPad with the same accessories, the return problem is only intermittent and launches a "paste" menu.
I have a back-up of my iPhone 5 on my Mac. Once I delete the newer less accessible app from my iPhone, how do I restore an earlier more accessible version from my Mac backup?I realize that my cloud back-up will restore only the most current version of an app.So I guess I probably have to use iTunes -- ouch! Am running latest OS on both phone and mac.
Thanks for your assistance.
hi. i am doing this on behaff of a friend.
the iphone s e was updated to ios 13, but now there are allot of bugs. including apps that don't work and speetch dissapeering while pluged in.
will ios 12 be restored if a old backup that was done with ios 12 is restored on to this phone?
thanks,
Gary.
These are revised instructions. Thanks go to Mike B for the additions.
NOTE: TURN OFF ALL APPS and turn on HOME SCREEN FOR ALL entries
To get to the Apply to all Apps, after you double tab the, Add button, swipe
right to, Apply to all Apps button, and double tap it to turn it off.
After turning off, Apply to all Apps, swipe right to the, Apply to, heading.
Swipe right 1 time to get to the, Home Screen button and double tap it to
turn it on.
If you continue to swipe right you can turn other apps on / off if you want
Hi everyone, hope you're doing well and staying safe :-) this is a question for the musicians amongst you. It's been a minute since I've tried to integrate my iPad into my studio or use it for music production so I have a few questions. I know that Logic for iPad is accessible and I know that it can run third-party plug-ins, but apart from Logic for iPad, do we have any other options that are accessible when it comes to recording and running third-party plug-ins?
Hi everyone. I'm wondering if anyone on here has used an app called Enhance Pro before, and if so what has been your experience with the app's accessibility? I guess a related question is: for those of you who have used the app extensively, do you find it works better with Screen Recognition and/or Image Descriptions on or off? My father and I are going to Costco again over the weekend for a follow-up appointment with our audiologist. My hearing aids have stopped working, and it seems like this might be due to a setting in Enhance Pro.
I like to revisit this/hyperfixate on this every so often. How ideal is an iPad with a Magic Keyboard as a complementary or secondary device to my desktop PC in 2026?
Do you have any experience with accessibility with VoiceOver and Revitive's Medic Coach app? I don't really care about the app's coach features, but I would like to use the app itself as an accessible remote control for the associated hardware.
This will be a very long, and detailed post. However, I want to bring as much information to this as I can in one place, so that we can hopefully figure out a way forward and a practical solution, either temporary or permanent.
I cannot activate the button labeled "MenuOpen" in Rhapsody Version 3.12. A sighted family member can occasionally manage it with VoiceOver turned off. I imagine that without menu functionality, some of the features of Rhapsody are unavailable to visually impaired users or are at least hard to locate. I'm a new user who has managed to find a good deal of accessible options, but this menu failure is perplexing. I am using an iPhone 5 with iOS 7.1.2. All help is appreciated.
I've had iOS 26.1 installed on my iPhone 15 for about 3 weeks now, and my battery power has been draining like nobody's business ever since. I'll go from a full charge to 20% in less than 4 hours doing regular tasks like making phone calls, checking emails, browsing the web, ETC, and carrying a portable charger while I'm out and about is now mandatory. Someone mentioned in passing to me that iOS 26 is a lot harder on devices than 18 was, so I'm curious whether anyone else is struggling to get through the day on a single charge after updating.
Hi all
I've just changed from iPhone 13 iOS 15.7.1 to iPhone 17 Pro iOS 26.2
Why do users need to immediately use a passcode or Face ID to unlock their device after it automatically locks when Face ID is set up???
Ok, it's reluctantly acceptable when Apple saying it's more secured.
But how comes Face ID is always working when the screen solely lighting up???
I've never and will never face the front camera when I just wanna light up the screen.
Lighting up the screen doesn't mean users wanna unlock the screen at all!