After upgrading from iPhone 13 Pro Max to iOS 18, the function of inserting USB lighting cable into the car to listen to music disappeared. My car is Golf(2013y)

While it is possible to scroll content using VoiceOver on macOS, I was not able to find any NSAccessibility APIs related to it (such as accessibilityScroll: on iOS).

I am making an app that works on iOS 13 and above I wold like to know how can we open setting directly on a click of a button from our app

Say I have a UI element that moves on the screen. Is it possible to update its accessibility frame as it moves while VoiceOver is focused on it? From my tests, VoiceOver ignores UIAccessibilityLayoutChangedNotification if it's sent repeatedly in a short period of time on iOS, while sending NSAccessibilityLayoutChangedNotification on macOS triggers VoiceOver to reannounce the focused element repeatedly.

Merhaba , bir apple mağaza kurulumu yaptık fakat yaptığımız ödemenin faturası henüz gelmedi. Faturaya nereden ulaşacağım hakkında bilgi verebilir misiniz?

On iOS, there is accessibilityLanguage.

我尝试创建一个command line tool 应用，然后创建一个dylib，其核心功能是，调用苹果登录。我安装sign in with apple 的要求，先生成一个bundle ID 然后，在开发者后台注册，同时开启其 sign in whit apple 功能。然后实现ASAuthorizationAppleIDRequest相关逻辑。运行后，控制台报错提示 [siwa] Authorization failed: Error Domain=AKAuthenticationError Code=-7074 "(null)"。相同操作对比创建app应用 是可以拉起苹果授权登录页面。对比了一下，有两点区别： 1、在signing&capabilities里，app应用可以添加sign in with apple 的capability，而command line tool 应用不可以 2、签名的区别，app的签名里会保护描述文件信息（包括bundle id）而command line tool 应用没有。 3、应用的差别，command line tool 应用 和 app应用。 现在不知道是哪个原因导致该报错

I have a TabView with a sample tabItem as follows: .tabItem { Label ("Import", systemImage:"doc.on.doc") .accessibilityLabel("Import Text") } But accessibility settings for large display size on does not seem to work, nor do dynamic font sizes: .tabItem { Label ("Import", systemImage:"doc.on.doc") .font(.largeTitle) .accessibilityLabel("Import Text") } The tabItems appear as a fixed size. The tab contents scale well, so this does not look pleasant at all. Is this a known bug in SwiftUI?

Getting Robbed in the parking lot for wallet and iPhone. I needed a 2 Button shortcut to Disable Face ID iPhone Unlock. Preferably using the Camera Button and side button held for 2 seconds.

I have pop-ups on the top row keys randomly that prevent me from typing. Since that I cannot answer comments in Youtube and Creator Apps. That kills my work process. I don't wanna use Beta any update anymore, because it stops me from producing anymore You guys killed me

I thought Apple was all about inclusivity. Is this not harming their brand more than they’d realize?

After updating to the iOS 26 Beta version, the screenshot option within the AssistiveTouch menu has stopped working. Tapping on the "Screenshot" icon does not perform any action.

I am unable to login my App Store showing verification failed. Verification codes can’t be send at this time message showing. please help me. i am login my apple account in browser. Works fine. If i try to login ipad App Store? Getting verification failed.

My app url is not accessible by apple review team

Settings Accessibility > VoiceOver > Typing > Typing Feedback Set Character and Words General > Keyboard > Keyboards Add Japanese - Kana Use iOS18.0 ~ iOS18.2 Build with Xcode16.1 ~ 16.2 What happens? When we input "あ" in UITextField with Japanese - Kana Keyboard, it up until now it was feedback as "a". However, it is no feedback now. On UITextView, Typing Feedback working. On iOS17, also working.

A Summary of the WWDC25 Group Lab - Accessibility At WWDC25 we launched a new type of Lab event for the developer community - Group Labs. A Group Lab is a panel Q&A designed for a large audience of developers. Group Labs are a unique opportunity for the community to submit questions directly to a panel of Apple engineers and designers. Here are the highlights from the WWDC25 Group Lab for Accessibility. Accessibility Nutrition Labels are a really big step forward for the experience people have on the App Store to find apps that will work for them. How should developers get started with Accessibility Nutrition Labels? A good starting point is to review the Accessibility Nutrition Label evaluation criteria on App Store Connect Help. It's a concise document, roughly 10 pages, and you can approach it section by section after the introduction. Even with prior experience using accessibility features like VoiceOver, the criteria offer valuable insights that might not be immediately apparent. For those newer to accessibility, a good entry point might be one of the visual feature labels, such as Dark Interface, which is a popular and frequently used feature. Which accessibility features can I indicate support for in Accessibility Nutrition Labels? The accessibility features covered include support for assistive technologies like VoiceOver and Voice Control, media enhancements such as captions and audio descriptions, and display accommodations. These display accommodations cover options like larger text, dark interface, differentiating without color alone, sufficient contrast, and reduced motion. With the new Accessibility Nutrition Labels, will app store reviewers validate what we select? The Accessibility Nutrition Label can be edited at any time without requiring a new app submission. However, if an app inaccurately claims feature support, App Review may contact the developer and request an update to the label or the app. Are there any updates to tools for analyzing the accessibility of our apps? Although there aren't new updates this year, continued support for Accessibility Audits is available through Xcode's built-in Accessibility Inspector. XCTest also supports accessibility audits, enabling developers to test app accessibility with every build. These audits analyze aspects like contrast, dynamic type, text clipping, element labels, and more within each view. For a deeper dive, the "Perform accessibility audits for your app" session from WWDC 2023 is a valuable resource. What are accessibility features you wish more people integrated? Accessibility features encompassing user input labels optimized for voice control, keyboard navigation and shortcuts, and dynamic type support could be more used to benefit users. What were some of the biggest accessibility challenges your team encountered while developing Liquid Glass? Apple is known for its innovation and strives to deliver a high-quality experience for everyone. Accessibility is considered a core component of visual design from the outset. For example, the Liquid Glass design inherently supports reduced transparency and increased contrast. As design continues to evolve, user feedback submitted through Feedback Assistant is invaluable. How does Liquid Glass respond to contrast? Especially for text and low contrast environments. Content legibility is a crucial aspect of the Liquid Glass design. It inherently supports accessibility features like reduced transparency and increased contrast. Your feedback during the beta period and beyond is essential to ensuring Liquid Glass provides a great experience within your apps. What are some Apple apps that stand out for their accessibility? Apps like Keynote in the iWork suite offer groundbreaking VoiceOver features to enhance creative productivity for all users. Assistive Access makes core apps such as Messages, Photos, Camera, Phone, and Music more accessible. Podcasts provides transcripts to broaden its reach, and frameworks like SwiftUI ensure that apps built with the latest UI frameworks have excellent built-in accessibility.

listbox not announcing selected or not selected option and which place it takes in the listbox Works correctly on macOS safari/chrome/firefox, Works bad on everything iOS18.1.1 I have a video for this behaviour but interface does not really allow the upload

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When i go outside in the sunlight. Brightness becomes high but it goes down slowly and at the high rate of brightness, it is no visible my screen.

I am seeing a strange issue where NSObject accessibilityRespondsToUserInteraction returns true on Simulator but false on device. Checking the same object on simulator with Accessibility inspector I see the object traits as image so why would it return true in that case? Are there any other way to check the the item might be accessibilityRespondsToUserInteraction OR Clickable beside that property and traits? (Or is it just another bug)