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Why Android Still Deserves a Seat at the Accessibility Table

Lately, I’ve been reflecting on the real strengths of Android phones—especially for blind and low-vision users. On the iPhone, since iOS 26, even basic things like battery warnings have become easy to miss, appearing subtly in the Dynamic Island or at the top of the screen. That’s not ideal with or without VoiceOver. Combined with ongoing bugs affecting speech and accessibility, this OS cycle hasn’t been Apple at its best. I don’t need new features. I just want stability. Android remains a strong alternative. While I use a high-end model, my friend Kirsten happily uses a Galaxy A56, proving that accessible smartphones don’t have to be expensive. With TalkBack, Android continues to offer choice, reliability, and value. For many people, that choice really matters.  #Accessibility #AccessTechnology #BlindAndLowVision #InclusiveTechnology #DigitalAccessibility #AndroidAccessibility #TalkBack #AppleAccessibility #VoiceOver #AssistiveTechnology #AccessibleTech #TechnologyChoice #DisabilityInclusion #LowVision #BlindUsers #UsabilityMatters