The only thing I use itunes for is, itunes file sharing. I transfer large
zip files into voice dream reader.
-Original Message-
From: Wayne Merritt
Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2020 1:02 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: list of my problems with voiceover and iOS 14
The
And this is somewhat the reason apple say to not install the betas on your
primary devices,
Also you have to remember that we the blind / visually impaired community are a
very small user group of the apple products so they develop for us only as a
minority to that of the able bodied
Wayne, I just tolerate iTunes as well. I basically only use it for getting
music onto my iPhone.
Love in Christ
Marty
If we view this present life as our primary goal, we will agree with William
Shakespeare who said: “Life is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and
fury, signifying
The reason I don't use iTunes is because, IMO, it sucks. Sorry, too
strong. I have found iTunes too confusing, too bloated, too many
options, and way too complicated. I stopped using it several years ago
after I finally was able to upload my music library to use the iTunes
Match service. I'm still
Although I agree that it's important for blind people to participate in the
betas and provide feedback, I also agree with Wayne that you have to keep in
mind that these are betas, so it may not be appropriate for every blind person
to be running a beta on their only device.
--
Christopher (AKA
hello Wane,
to each their own. I myself have one iOS device that can run iOS 14.
I understand your apprehention about joining the beta program, but why
don't you use iTunes on your computer? an update could go wrong
sometime when Apple relises them!
Daniel
On 9/24/20, Wayne Merritt wrote:
>
I've thought of joining the beta program, but don't want to compromise
my primary device. I don't have a separate device to test on. Plus, I
don't use iTunes on my computer so can't restore anything if something
goes wrong. Hats off to the beta testers though for the hard work you
put in and the
hello,
I was a public beta tester before iOS 14 was publicly released to the
masses. I have ran into a few of these, and I will report them post
haist once my iPhoner is sent back to me. in the mean time, I urge all
experiencing bugs to report them to accessibil...@apple.com, and then
join the
When on a stacked widget, are you checking that the roter is set to actions
when the flicking up and down doesn't give you the next and previous widget
options?
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Christopher (AKA CJ)
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> -Original Message-
> From: viphone@googlegroups.com On Behalf
> Of James
Hi,
Focus problems is the #1 complaint with IOS 14. I'm using an iPhone 7. My focus
problem areas are the app store & Safari, voiceovers focus jumps all over the
place or gets stuck in an area. When a call comes in & I tap to answer,
voiceover speaks whatever is on the screen for approximately
Sounds like you've had a go of it. Contact Apple Accessibility by emailing:
accessibil...@apple.com
Another question: after installing iOS 14, did you clear the App
Switcher and reboot your phone? In my experience, this goes a long way
to getting rid of bugs or hick-ups that happen after an
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