If you have hearing problems, view, reading, etc., you are in luck, and it is that Apple bets a lot for its users with disabilities In all its versions of iOS, so also, in iOS 19 we will see improvements in accessibility, oriented to these people, which can help, and much, to enjoy the experience of your system, regardless of your problem.
Today there are many options that we have, since we can manage the sound of the headphones, causing one to be heard more than the other, thus matching the volume in people who do not hear the same for both ears, until allowing a blind man to use an iPhone, being the most advanced system for people who do not even see. However, with iOS 19 there will be more.
What functions iOS 19 will bring
Although we will see many more tools, today we will focus on those related to auditory, visual, and all kinds, with new very interesting functions, which add to all those already in general. We will summarize what we will see in the coming months:
- Accessibility tags at the App Store: A new section on the products pages will highlight the accessibility characteristics of applications and games, helping users to know if an app is accessible before downloading it, or what is the same, if you can use it adapted to your problem.
- Accessibility reader: Text reading tool available on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro, designed for people with low vision or dyslexia. It allows customized type of font, color and spacing so that, according to your visual problem, you can adapt the text and see it better.
- JUPA FOR MAC: The magnifying glass will expand to the MAC, allowing users to connect an iPhone or a USB camera to expand and read text in physical objects, something that seems quite curious and interesting.
- Braille access: A new function that will allow users to write notes and carry out calculations using Braille, as well as transcribe live conversations to the Braille system, which takes a fairly large step to the use of these devices for blind.
- Live subtitles in Apple Watch: Users can read real -time transcripts of what their iPhone listens directly to their Apple Watch, improving accessibility for people with auditory difficulties. We do not know if it will work reliably, but at least it will help you understand everything better.
These are some of the functions that we will see, since they are confirmed, and Apple always surprises us with minor corrections that could also join them, so we will have to wait for the first betas of iOS 19, which will come in a few weeks, to see it for ourselves, and above all, try it.
And you, do you have any kind of disability? Do you consider that Apple helps you in it, or, on the contrary, there is any function that you miss and that it would be very useful and that the company has not yet implemented? Leave us a comment with your suggestions, opinions and personal experiences on this topic.
