[quote='869273022, JohnC2, /thread/809952?answerId=869273022#869273022, /profile/JohnC2'] Are there any examples of Apple designed apps that behave in this manner? I can't seem to find any. [/quote] I don't know if most of the password entry fields in Apple apps even have a reveal password button for sighted users (I could not find one on a random one I checked), but Apple's Passwords app allows you to reveal passwords, including when using VoiceOver, and reads the password aloud when using VoiceOver. [quote='869273022, JohnC2, /thread/809952?answerId=869273022#869273022, /profile/JohnC2'] These types of buttons in general to me seem to defeat the purpose of secure text entry. [/quote] That seems more like an argument against the reveal password button in general than an argument against showing it to a VoiceOver user. Which is certainly an opinion you can have, but it's not really accessibility-specific. I'd agree with both your accessibility team and the above engineer that it's w