Turn off TalkBack TalkBack is an accessibility feature that helps people who are blind or have low vision to interact with their Android devices using touch and spoken feedback. When TalkBack is on, items …

You can use a special button on your screen or press phone buttons to turn TalkBack on or off. On your device, open Settings . Tap Accessibility TalkBack TalkBack shortcut. Turn on TalkBack shortcut. …

Turn off TalkBack TalkBack is an accessibility feature that helps people who are blind or have low vision to interact with their Android devices using touch and spoken feedback. When TalkBack is on, items …

Turn off TalkBack TalkBack is an accessibility feature that helps people who are blind or have low vision to interact with their Android devices using touch and spoken feedback. When TalkBack is on, items …

On devices without multi-finger support (prior to updated Android R with TalkBack 9.1): In one motion, swipe down then right. Select TalkBack settings Braille keyboard Typing languages. Check the …

Turn on TalkBack TalkBack helps people who can’t see to use their Android devices. It lets them touch their phone, and hear what is on the screen. When TalkBack is on, a box goes around what’s on the …

Settings in earlier TalkBack 8.2 & below Automatically scroll lists: Scroll lists automatically when you use linear navigation. In Android Accessibility Suite 8.1 and up, this is the default setting. Shake to start …

Tip: You can turn on TalkBack braille keyboard for English, Arabic, and Spanish. Learn more about the TalkBack braille keyboard. Manage TalkBack settings To open the TalkBack menu, in one stroke, …

Use TalkBack gestures TalkBack gestures help you navigate and perform frequent actions on your Android device. Single-finger & multi-finger gestures Single-finger gestures are available on all …

The TalkBack menu and reading controls help you manage settings, use controls, and take action with TalkBack. Reading controls help you manage settings like how fast TalkBack speaks and whether it …