I don’t wish to be rude because your heart is in the right place but you seem to be speaking very heavily on behalf of blind people about what they do or do not

I don’t wish to be rude because your heart is in the right place but you seem to be speaking very heavily on behalf of blind people about what they do or do not need. Do you have any blind people in your life? Blind people use cameras all the time for the same reasons sighted people do - sharing images with others! They have sighted friends and family too you know :) Blind people want the choice to use all the same apps and experiences that sighted people do with their benefits and pitfalls. This is only achievable with accessibility baked in to an established platform - which iOS accessibility is, it’s certainly not ‘tacked on’. The marginal cost of a screen is so irrelevant. In many ways what I’m saying is the same as any new entrant to the smart devices market - if it doesn’t use one of the two established ecosystems it’ll be marginally useful at best. For better or worse it’s iOS/Android from here on out.