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I don't know if you're aware of the irony presented by suggesting videos about how to use a phone if you're visually impaired.

• midasuni 3y ago
  The person asking isn’t blind
• lexicality 3y ago
  Is there a website that works like youtube but for audio only? Because otherwise thoughtfully produced videos are going to be the best way for someone who doesn't know how to use a screen reader efficiently to gather information.
  • luplex 3y ago
    Podcasts I guess
  • dredmorbius 3y ago
    Podcasts generally are the audio alternative to YouTube. Thankfully, podcasts remain largely decentralised and aren't restricted to a single website or service. Podcast search is something of a challenge. There are a few websites that claim to do this though in my experience they do so poorly. Podcast Republic (Android & iOS) is an app I've used that has an excellent podcast search capability --- both podcasts as a whole and individual episodes, with shownotes indexed (protip to podcast creators: your shownotes are themselves and excellent discovery tool, do not neglect them). PR isn't my main podcast driver (I use AntennaPod from F-Droid), but I will bring it up to search for specific content when I need to do so.
• kelnos 3y ago
  I read that as a suggestion for (sighted) OP to watch the videos so he could understand how to help his (blind) grandfather better.