What is iphone voiceover

Использование VoiceOver на Apple Watch

Функция VoiceOver помогает Вам работать с Apple Watch, даже не глядя на дисплей. С помощью простых жестов перемещайтесь от одного элемента дисплея к другому и слушайте, как VoiceOver озвучивает их описания.

Включение и выключение VoiceOver

Откройте приложение «Настройки» на Apple Watch.

Выберите «Универсальный доступ» > «VoiceOver» и включите параметр «VoiceOver».

Чтобы выключить VoiceOver, дважды коснитесь кнопки VoiceOver.

Спросите Siri. «Включи VoiceOver» или «Выключи VoiceOver».

Вы также можете включить VoiceOver на Apple Watch при помощи iPhone. Для этого откройте приложение Apple Watch на iPhone, коснитесь «Мои часы» > «Универсальный доступ», а затем коснитесь пункта VoiceOver. Также можно использовать быстрый вызов функции универсального доступа.

Использование VoiceOver для настройки

Вы можете использовать функцию VoiceOver для настройки Apple Watch. Для этого трижды нажмите колесико Digital Crown в процессе настройки. Пошаговые инструкции см. в разделе Настройка Apple Watch с помощью VoiceOver.

Жесты VoiceOver

Используйте следующие жесты, когда управляете функциями Apple Watch при помощи VoiceOver.

Что на экране. Перемещайте палец по дисплею и слушайте название каждого элемента, которого касаетесь. Вы также можете выбирать элемент, коснувшись его одним пальцем, или смахнуть влево или вправо одним пальцем, чтобы выбрать соседний элемент. Смахните влево или вправо, вверх или вниз двумя пальцами, чтобы перейти к другим страницам.

Возврат. Если Вы перешли по неверному пути, выполните зигзаг двумя пальцами, как бы рисуя латинскую букву «z» на дисплее.

Работа с элементом. Если включена функция VoiceOver, нужно коснуться два раза, а не один, чтобы открыть приложение, перейти от одного варианта к другому или совершить любое другое действие, которое обычно выполняется одним касанием. Выберите значок приложения, объект списка или переключатель функции, коснувшись его или смахнув к нему, затем дважды коснитесь, чтобы выполнить действие. Например, чтобы выключить VoiceOver, выберите кнопку VoiceOver и два раза коснитесь любой части дисплея.

Выполнение дополнительных действий. Для некоторых элементов доступно несколько вариантов действий. Выберите элемент и прослушайте доступные варианты действий. Смахните вверх или вниз, чтобы выбрать действие, затем дважды коснитесь, чтобы его выполнить.

Приостановка озвучивания экрана. Чтобы отключить озвучивание экрана с помощью VoiceOver, коснитесь дисплея двумя пальцами. Еще раз коснитесь дисплея двумя пальцами, чтобы возобновить озвучивание.

Регулирование громкости VoiceOver. Дважды коснитесь двумя пальцами и удерживайте, затем проведите пальцами вверх или вниз. Также можно открыть приложение Apple Watch на iPhone, коснуться «Мои часы», затем выбрать «Универсальный доступ» > «VoiceOver» и перетянуть бегунок.

Использование ротора VoiceOver

Ротор позволяет изменять настройки VoiceOver и перемещаться между элементами на экране. С помощью ротора на Apple Watch можно выбрать «Слова», «Символы», «Действия», «Заголовки», «Громкость» и «Скорость речи».

Когда включена функция VoiceOver, вращайте двумя пальцами по экрану, как будто вращаете диск. VoiceOver произносит настройку ротора. Продолжайте вращать пальцами, чтобы прослушать другие настройки. Прекратите вращение, когда услышите нужную настройку.

Для работы с ротором используются следующие жесты.

Выбор настройки ротора

Вращение двумя пальцами

Перемещение к предыдущему элементу или увеличение (в зависимости от настройки ротора)

Перемещение к следующему элементу или уменьшение (в зависимости от настройки ротора)

Настройка параметров VoiceOver

Поведением функции VoiceOver можно управлять через Apple Watch. Откройте приложение «Настройки» на Apple Watch, выберите «Универсальный доступ» > «VoiceOver», затем выполните любое из следующих действий.

Настройка скорости речи

Настройка громкости VoiceOver

Включение и выключение тактильных сигналов

Использование текущего голоса Siri для VoiceOver

Настройка параметров Брайля

Коснитесь «Брайль», затем задайте параметры вывода и ввода Брайля, переноса слов, показа предупреждений и параметров таблиц Брайля.

Выключение подсказок VoiceOver

Навигация с помощью колесика Digital Crown

Включение прослушивания информации о времени при поднятии запястья

Включение функции «Затемнение», которая отключает дисплей для защиты личной информации при использовании VoiceOver

Настройка произнесения секунд

Выбор языков ротора

Эти функции также можно настроить на iPhone. Откройте приложение Apple Watch, коснитесь «Мои часы» и выберите «Универсальный доступ» > «VoiceOver».

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VoiceOver on Lock Screen of iPhone / iPad? How to Unlock iPhone if VoiceOver is Enabled

Have you ever found yourself with an iPhone or iPad that is stuck in VoiceOver mode and as a result you can’t unlock the iPhone or iPad? When VoiceOver is active and the screen is locked, if you’re trying to unlock the device or enter a passcode you may instead find that whatever is on screen is instead spoken aloud, and it may be preventing you from unlocking your device. If this has happened to you accidentally and suddenly your device is talking to you when you touch stuff on the screen, we’ll show you how to unlock an iPhone or iPad when the screen is locked while VoiceOver is active. Additionally, we’ll show you how to disable VoiceOver from the locked screen so that you can enter the passcode or unlock the device as usual.

Stepping back for a moment, you may be wondering why your iPhone or iPad is randomly talking to you describing what is on the screen. And maybe you’re wondering what VoiceOver is in the first place. Well, VoiceOver is an excellent accessibility feature that reads the screen, this allows the iOS device to speak aloud whatever is on screen so that individuals who are visually impaired, or who prefer an auditory interface, can interact with and use the iPhone or iPad, without even seeing it. VoiceOver is fantastic for so many use cases, and countless numbers of people use VoiceOver with great success, but if you’re not accustomed to the Voiceover interface, and you find that VoiceOver has somehow turned itself on, then admittedly it can be confusing if suddenly your device is talking to you and describing screen elements rather than behaving as otherwise expected. Not to be concerned though, there’s nothing wrong with your iPhone or iPad, and it’s quite easy to disable the VoiceOver feature if you need to turn it off.

How to Disable VoiceOver from Lock Screen of iPhone or iPad

The simplest way to disable VoiceOver from the lock screen of an iPhone or iPad, to then be able to unlock the iPhone or iPad as you normally would, is to use Siri. This is possible because Siri can toggle certain iOS Settings switches, and VoiceOver is one of them. Thus, if your iPhone or iPad is stuck in VoiceOver at the lock screen and you can’t unlock the device as a result, here is what you’ll want to do:

1. Summon Siri as usual on the iPhone or iPad
   • Use “Hey Siri”
   • Or, if the device has a Home button hold that until Siri responds
   • Or, if there is no Home button then instead hold the Power button until Siri is active
2. Tell Siri “turn off VoiceOver”
3. Siri will respond by turning off VoiceOver and disabling the feature

You can now unlock your iPhone or iPad as you normally would, by entering in the passcode as usual.

You can use any method of getting Siri to become activated. Hey Siri or you can use the Home button / Power button activated Siri, either works and there is no right or wrong way to summon Siri.

Disabling VoiceOver with Accessibility Shortcut

Another possible way to disable VoiceOver is by using the Accessibility Shortcut on the iPhone or iPad.

Triple pressing the Home button brings up the Accessibility Shortcut if your iPhone or iPad has a Home button.

If the device has no Home button, then triple pressing the Power button brings up the Accessibility Shortcut.

This won’t always work however, particularly if you customized the Accessibility Shortcut and toggled the VoiceOver feature to be not available through the shortcut.

Some users may also have Accessibility as part of a customized Control Center in iOS, and you can toggle the feature off or on from there too.

The two methods above, using Siri to disable VoiceOver, or disabling VoiceOver by Accessibility Shortcut, are probably the two easiest methods of resolving this, so the next time you’re saying “Help! My iPhone / iPad is talking to me while on the lock screen, and I can’t unlock the device!” or “My iPhone / iPad is stuck in voice over mode and I can’t unlock the iPhone!” then try those methods, you’ll be able to deactivate the Voice Over feature on the locked screen and then use the device as normal. Of course you can also enter the passcode when VoiceOver is enabled, and you can turn it off in settings too, as we’ll discuss next.

How to Enter a Passcode When VoiceOver is Active on iPhone or iPad

While you can use Siri to disable VoiceOver, another option is to simply enter the passcode while VoiceOver is active on the iOS device. The passcode to unlock the iPhone or iPad will be the same, but how you enter it will be slightly different. Here are the steps for how to unlock a device an enter a passcode on the lock screen of an iPhone or iPad with VoiceOver active:

1. Slide or swipe to unlock as usual, or fail to use Touch ID or Face ID to cause the passcode screen to come up
2. At the unlock screen with pin entry, tap the first character of the passcode – this will read the character aloud
3. Now double-tap on that same character to enter the character of the passcode
4. Repeat the single-tap then double-tap process to enter the entire passcode and thereby unlock the iOS device

Once the iPhone or iPad is unlocked, VoiceOver is still active but you can repeat the tap and double-tap processes to turn off the feature if needed through Settings, or you can triple-click the Home button and toggle it off from there, or you can use Siri to disable VoiceOver as well.

Navigating with VoiceOver When Enabled on iPhone or iPad

Using VoiceOver is really worthy of an entirely separate article, but the basics of VoiceOver Navigation in iOS are as follows:

• Tap once to select an item (speaks the item)
• Double-tap to activate the selected item (for example, to press a button or flip a switch)
• Swipe with three fingers to scroll (for example, scrolling up and down in Settings, or in web pages)
• Swipe with one finger from the bottom of the screen until you feel a vibration to go “Home” (mimicking the home button press)

There is much more to VoiceOver, but if you’re simply trying to navigate with the setting enabled, either to turn it off or do some other action, those simple tricks should be sufficient to get started.

How to Turn Off VoiceOver in Settings on iPhone or iPad

Of course you might be wondering how to turn off VoiceOver through Settings too. This is necessary if the Accessibility Shortcut trick doesn’t work, or if Siri is not an option for whatever reason. Thus you can disable VoiceOver by going to the following location in iOS, but keep in mind the VoiceOver navigation tips discussed directly above this because if the feature is enabled you will find your usual taps and gestures are not going to be have as expected:

1. Open the “Settings” app and then go to “General” and then to “Accessibility”
2. Toggle the switch for “VoiceOver” to the OFF position

Once VoiceOver is off, the iPhone or iPad will respond to gestures and taps as normal, and the device will stop talking to you about what is on the screen, nor will it read aloud anything tapped.

As mentioned before, VoiceOver is really a wonderful feature and it’s one of the great accessibility innovations available for the iOS platform. But indeed, if you find VoiceOver is suddenly turned on accidentally, it can be confusing if you’re unfamiliar with how it works. Hopefully the above tips will help to resolve whatever difficulties you had encountered with the feature, and you’ll be able to unlock your iPhone or iPad and disable VoiceOver if you’re in such a situation.

If you have any tips or thoughts about VoiceOver for iOS, share them with us in the comments!

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How to use VoiceOver on iPhone and iPad

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VoiceOver is an Accessibility feature that makes the iPhone and iPad easier to operate for the blind and sight-impaired. The best iPhone is the phone that anyone can use, which is why accessibility features are so important.

With VoiceOver in iOS 14, anyone with a visual impairment can have their iPhone or iPad’s screen read to them, including buttons, icons, links, and other interface elements, and use gestures to navigate and select their options. Plus, VoiceOver is included in Apple’s UIKit framework for developers, any app using default controls gets VoiceOver support built right in. Here’s how to VoiceOver on iPhone and iPad.

How to activate VoiceOver on iPhone and iPad

Launch the Settings app from your Home screen.

Tap Accessibility.

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Tap the VoiceOver On/Off switch to enable it. The switch will turn green when the feature is enabled.

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Now that VoiceOver is enabled, the gestures you regularly use on your iPhone will change.

How to use VoiceOver

VoiceOver changes the gestures in iOS in order to make it easier for visually impaired individuals to know what they’re tapping on before they actually select it. Here are some tips to using VoiceOver:

• Single-tap anywhere on the screen and your iPhone or iPad will speak aloud the item that you’re tapping on.
• Double-tap on an item to select it.
• To scroll through a page, use three fingers. With VoiceOver off, you typically use only one finger to scroll, but in VoiceOver you’ll need to use three so that your iPhone or iPad doesn’t misread a tap as a scroll.
• Double-tap with three fingers to toggle speech commands on and off from the Lock Screen.
• A two-finger double-tap while performing an action will start or stop that action. For example, if you’re on a phone call, double-tapping the screen with two fingers will end the call. If you’re in the Camera app, double-tap with two fingers to take a photo.
• In VoiceOver options, you can customize and fine-tune options such as whether or not you’d like the device to speak notifications.

For more tips and tricks regarding VoiceOver, we recommend using the VoiceOver Practice option within the VoiceOver Settings menu.

This allows you to tap the screen as you’d like and the iPhone or iPad will speak aloud what that action does system-wide. This will help get someone used to how VoiceOver works and what commands trigger what actions.

How to change speaking rate in VoiceOver

You can change how quickly the VoiceOver speaks to you, and for tons of fun, slow it right down and it sounds drunk! This is easiest to adjust when VoiceOver is turned off.

Launch Settings from your Home screen.

Tap Accessibility.

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Tap and drag the slider under Speaking Rate to change the rate of speech. The further right you go, the faster it speaks (I have no idea who would be able to use it on 100%, but there you go).

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How to enable Pitch Change in VoiceOver

Pitch Change makes VoiceOver speak at a higher pitch when reading the first item in a group and in a lower pitch when reading the last item in a group. It’s kind of hard to distinguish, but if you need it, it’s there!

Launch Settings from your Home screen.

Tap Accessibility.

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Tap the Pitch Change On/Off switch. The switch will be green when its enabled.

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How to manage Verbosity in VoiceOver

Verbosity is how much information is read to you and for some folks, the chatter can be too much. Under the Verbosity heading, you can control whether or not VoiceOver reads you hints (double-tap this or three-finger-swipe that) or tells you that there are emojis in text.

1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
2. Tap Accessibility.

Tap VoiceOver

Tap Verbosity

Tap the Speak Hints On/Off switch to disable it.

Tap Punctuation to switch between speaking all, some, or none.

Tap the switch next to Speak Detected Text to disable it.

Tap Capital Letters to customize what happens when capital letters appear. You can choose between Speak Cap, Play Sound, Change Pitch and Do Nothing.

Tap Embedded Links to customize what happens when embedded links appear. You can choose between Speak, Play Sound, Change Pitch, and Do Nothing.

Tap the switch next to Table Headers to disable it.

Tap the switch next to Row & Column Numbers to disable it.

Tap the switch next to Speak Confirmation to disable it.

Tap the switch next to Emoji Suffix to have VoiceOver speak the word «emoji» when emojis are read in text.

Tap **Media Descriptions* to customize what happens when closed captions and SDH are output during media playback. You can choose between Off, Speech, Braille, and Speech and Braille.

How to change the VoiceOver voice

If you don’t like the VoiceOver voice, you can change it to a male, change to different accents, and download a bunch more. Here’s how:

1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
2. Tap Accessibility.
3. Tap VoiceOver.
4. Tap Speech.

Tap Voice.

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Tap the name to enable the voice.

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How to change VoiceOver pronunciations

VoiceOver isn’t perfect and it sometimes reads words out phonetically when that doesn’t make sense. Or, you might have a sibling with a name that’s hard to pronounce and VoiceOver just can’t get it. You can change how VoiceOver pronounces certain words or phrases. Here’s how:

1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
2. Tap Accessibility.
3. Tap VoiceOver.
4. Tap Speech.
5. Tap Pronunciations.

Tap the add button in the top right corner of your screen. It’s the plus sign.

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Tap the back button in the top left corner to add the pronunciation.

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You can also choose to ignore casing and to apply that pronunciation to all apps by tapping the switches below the pronunciation before you tap the back button.

How to use the rotor

The rotor is a quick menu of VoiceOver options that you can access from any screen at any time. To use the rotor:

Twist two fingers on the screen like you’re turning a dial. VoiceOver will read out each option as you twist around the circle.

Short swipe up or down when you’re on the option you want. Depending on the option, the swipe up or down will increase volume, speaking rate, or whatever else you choose to add to the rotor

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How to add new languages to the rotor VoiceOver

When using the rotor in VoiceOver (twisting two fingers on the screen like turning a dial) you have quick access to VoiceOver options. To quickly change the language, you just twist to Language and swipe up or down.

1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
2. Tap Accessibility.
3. Tap VoiceOver.
4. Tap Speech.
5. Tap Add New Language.

Tap the language you want to add.

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How to manage rotor options

1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
2. Tap Accessibility.
3. Tap VoiceOver.
4. Tap Rotor.

Tap each rotor option you’d like made available in the rotor. Tap the options with checkmarks next to them to turn those ones off.

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You can also move each option by tapping and holding the reorder button (looks like three horizontal lines) on each option and dragging it up or down.

How to manage braille input/output options

If you have a Bluetooth braille display, you can easily pair it with your iPhone or iPad so that you can still read using VoiceOver. Here’s how:

1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
2. Tap Accessibility.
3. Tap VoiceOver.
4. Tap Braille.

Tap Output, Input, or Braille Screen Input and then tap an option.

• Braille Display Output:
  • Uncontracted Six-dot Braille
  • Uncontracted Eight-dot Braille
  • Contracted Braille
• Braille Display Input:
  • Uncontracted Six-dot Braille
  • Uncontracted Eight-dot Braille
  • Contracted Braille
  • Automatic Braille Translation – tap the switch to turn it on or off

  Braille Screen Input:

  • Uncontracted Six-dot Braille
  • Contracted Braille

  Reverse Dot Positions – tap the switch to reverse the positions of dots 1 and 3 and dots 4 and 6

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  How to enable the braille status cell

  The status cell is VoiceOver’s way of providing you with more information about what’s on the screen. You can have up to three separate status cells and choose their location. Status cells will only appear when you have a wireless braille display paired with your device.

  1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
  2. Tap Accessibility.
  3. Tap VoiceOver.
  4. Tap Braille.
  5. Tap Status Cell.

  Tap Off, Left, or Right.

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  How to enable/disable Nemeth Code, the onscreen keyboard, and page turning while panning

  1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
  2. Tap Accessibility.
  3. Tap VoiceOver.
  4. Tap Braille.

  Tap the switches next to Equations use Nemeth Code, Show Onscreen Keyboard, or Turn Pages when Panning to enable or disable each one.

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  How to change the Braille translation language

  1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
  2. Tap Accessibility.
  3. Tap VoiceOver.
  4. Tap Braille.
  5. Tap Braille Translation.

  Tap a dialect to choose it.

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  How to change the alert display duration

  You can change how long an alert will display on your wireless braille display. Here’s how:

  1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
  2. Tap Accessibility.
  3. Tap VoiceOver.
  4. Tap Braille.
  5. Tap Alert Display Duration.

  Tap the plus and minus buttons to increase or decrease how long a notification is displayed.

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  How to choose a braille display

  If you have more than one braille display paired with your iPhone or iPad, you can quickly choose one right from the braille menu.

  1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
  2. Tap Accessibility.
  3. Tap VoiceOver.
  4. Tap Braille.

  Tap the braille display you want to use. It will appear at the bottom under Choose a Braille Display.

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  How to enable/disable sound effects, audio ducking, and auto-select speaker

  1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
  2. Tap Accessibility.
  3. Tap VoiceOver.
  4. Tap Audio.

  Tap the switch next to Mute Sound Effects, Audio Ducking, or Auto-select Speaker in Call to enable/disable each option.

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  How to change typing style when VoiceOver is on

  1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
  2. Tap Accessibility.
  3. Tap VoiceOver.
  4. Tap Typing Style.
  • Standard Typing
  • Touch Typing

  Direct Touch Typing

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  How to manage phonetic feedback

  1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
  2. Tap Accessibility.
  3. Tap VoiceOver.
  4. Tap Phonetic Feedback.
  • Off
  • Character and Phonetics

  Phonetics Only

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  How to manage typing feedback

  You can manage the VoiceOver feedback from both software and hardware keyboards.

  1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
  2. Tap Accessibility.
  3. Tap VoiceOver.
  4. Tap Typing Feedback.

  Tap an option under Software Keyboards or Hardware Keyboards.

  • Nothing
  • Characters
  • Words

  Characters and Words

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  How to change modifier keys

  Modifier keys are the commands that you must press on a hardware keyboard to activate VoiceOver key commands.

  1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
  2. Tap Accessibility.
  3. Tap VoiceOver.
  4. Tap Modifier Keys.

  Tap either Control + Option or Caps Lock.

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  How to enable/disable Always Speak Notifications in VoiceOver

  If you want VoiceOver to read out your notifications, you can enable the option in the VoiceOver settings.

  1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
  2. Tap Accessibility.
  3. Tap VoiceOver.

  Tap the switch next to Always Speak Notifications. You’ll have to scroll down a bit to find it.

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  How to change how VoiceOver navigates images

  1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
  2. Tap Accessibility.
  3. Tap VoiceOver.
  4. Tap Navigate Images.
  • Always
  • With descriptions

  Never

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  How to enable/disable the large cursor

  1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
  2. Tap Accessibility.
  3. Tap VoiceOver.

  Tap the switch next to Large Cursor to enable it.

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  How to change the double-tap timeout

  When VoiceOver is enabled, you have to double-tap items instead of single-tapping like you normally would. The time between each tap is the double-tap timeout and if you also have troubles with motor skills, you can lengthen the timeout to give you more time to make that second tap. Here’s how:

  1. Launch Settings from your Home screen.
  2. Tap Accessibility.
  3. Tap VoiceOver.
  4. Tap Double-tap Timeout. It’s all the way at the bottom.

  Tap the plus and minus buttons to increase or decrease the timeout.

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  Questions?

  That’s every setting in VoiceOver on iPhone and iPad. If you have any questions at all, let us know in the comments below!

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