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Private: What’s New In Accessibility In iOS 16 For Blind And DeafBlind Users

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By Scott Davert, Coordinator: Technology, Research and Innovation Center, Helen Keller National Center for DeafBlind Youths and Adults September 12, 2022 Introduction I’m back yet again. Just like in years past, September brings us a new major release of iOS.

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