> And many people preferred such captions who did not identify as needing accessibility features Good job on the selective quoting. /s As a simple example, no

> And many people preferred such captions who did not identify as needing accessibility features Good job on the selective quoting. /s As a simple example, non-native speakers of a language may not identify as needing “accessibility features”, but captions certainly can help some of these folks. That’s just one simple example. There are others. For me personally, as a native speaker of English with good hearing, I often turn on captions for people who speak with heavy accents and videos with ambient noise that muddles the speaker’s audio.