Help with Apple Accessibility Options

Apple is heavily invested in providing accessibility features out of the box. iOS is the operating system that runs on iPads, and has many accessibility features that can help you. At Assistive Tech, the most common feature we see is guided access which allows you to restrict a single app on the iPad such as Proloquo2Go. 

For more information on all the great accessibilities features iOS has, visit the Apple Accessibility website.

Apple Support is available over the phone or through chat. For help with using one of Apple's accessibility features, you can request a call straight away or schedule a time for Apple to call you when you're ready.

We've linked some popular pages that we think you might find useful. 

• Use Guided Access with iPhone, iPad and iPod touch
  Guided Access limits your device to a single app and lets you control which features are available. You can turn on Guided Access when you let a child use your device, or when accidental gestures may distract you.
• Use AssistiveTouch on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch
  You can use AssistiveTouch to adjust volume, lock your screen, use multi-finger gestures, restart your device or replace pressing buttons with just a tap.
• Use Voice Control on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch
  With Voice Control, you can navigate and interact with your device using your voice to tap, swipe, type and more.
• Hearing accessibility features in iOS
  Get to know some of the powerful features that Apple builds into iPhone, iPad and iPod touch to support people who are deaf, have limited hearing or have unique hearing needs.
• Customise headphone audio levels on your iPhone or iPad
  Amplify soft sounds and adjust certain frequencies for your hearing needs with Headphone Accommodations in iOS and iPadOS 14 and later.
• How to turn on Conversation Boost with AirPods Pro on iPhone and iPad
  Conversation Boost for AirPods Pro helps you better hear conversations in crowded or noisy environments.
• Mobility
  A tap. A touch. A ton of possibilities.
• Set up Switch Control on iPad
  If you have physical difficulties, you can use Switch Control to operate iPad using one or more switches. With switches, you can select, tap, drag, type, and even draw freehand. You use a switch to select an item or location on the screen, then use the same (or a different) switch to choose an action.
• Vision
  For every point of view.