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I’m curious, is there a way for someone who is visually impaired to have the screen totally turned off and still use it like this? Would make sense and save som
by surfsvammel 5y ago
I’m curious, is there a way for someone who is visually impaired to have the screen totally turned off and still use it like this?
Would make sense and save some battery.
- JshWright 5y agoYep, the display can be turned off. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201443 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201443
- masklinn 5y ago> Would make sense and save some battery. Privacy as well: a blind user can not notice that someone is looking over their shoulder. So yes there is a built-in feature called “screen curtain” which turns the display off. By default it’s a triple 3-fingers tap when VoiceOver is active to toggle.
- sysstemlord 5y agoInterstingly, my cousin, a visually impaired 25 years old girl, never liked using the screen off feature. Her argument was that if someone sees her typing on a phone when its screen is off, they would automatically assume that the poor girl doesn't know the phone is off, someone should tell her :)
- some-guy 5y agoI believe you can--maybe she had it on this time for the sake of demonstration?