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The motor control issues make a lot of sense. Assistive Access is a setting in the OS. It’s under Settings > Accessibility > Assistive Access (under the Genera
by al_borland 2y ago
The motor control issues make a lot of sense.
Assistive Access is a setting in the OS. It’s under Settings > Accessibility > Assistive Access (under the General heading near the bottom)
There is a setup process for it, it’s not just a simple toggle. Then there are settings for which apps to allow, and various things to enable/disable.