> or more realistically to Mac, my understanding is that Apple is kind of the gold standard if you need accessibility controls. Honestly, yes. The iPhone is l

> or more realistically to Mac, my understanding is that Apple is kind of the gold standard if you need accessibility controls. Honestly, yes. The iPhone is light years ahead of Android on the accessibility side, and it is the device you are most likely to always carry with you. If you are using an iPhone, it already makes more sense to purchase a Mac, and from that point on going knee-deep into the Apple ecosystem makes sense in a lot of ways. Like, you can hook up your smart doorbell to your Apple TV (for HomeKit), and when someone rings the door / motion is detected, Apple's image recognition can tell you on your iPhone who is at the door.