> They’d have to try it as a VoiceOver user, something that they don’t seem to bother doing. I’ve had several rejections in the past because the reviewer didn’t

> They’d have to try it as a VoiceOver user, something that they don’t seem to bother doing. I’ve had several rejections in the past because the reviewer didn’t know anything about VoiceOver It doesn’t really matter that it’s not requiring network access to work, when clearly the app makes it appear to need network access. What they ought to do, the developers of the app, is to remove the text about network access, and probably the whole network access feature, and make it clear how to use it with voiceover. I mean I get their frustration as a fellow developer, and I’ve not tried the app because I’m don’t want a keyboard that even asks for network access, but I think they need to try and look at what it looks like from the outside you know.