Either one, but realistically the latter. In the former case, you just call your app SuperLegitScreenReader, prompt the user to grant accessibility access, and

Either one, but realistically the latter. In the former case, you just call your app SuperLegitScreenReader, prompt the user to grant accessibility access, and then snarf up data. Bonus points if you bundle in some open source or pirated screen reader code so your app can act the part, but you could probably just say “fetching reader data, screen reading will be functional in ~60 minutes” and count on most users to not bother uninstalling the app or revoking permissions. In the latter case, you call your app “CandyNinjaBirds”, and have it pop up and say “to let you share cute stickers to your friends, you need to enable accessibility access” and count on the vast majority of people to click “allow”. The latter case is way more common because the former case limits your target audience to people who actually want a screen reader.