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This accessibility feature is the perfect example of the âcurb-cut effectââwhen something designed for a specific group, like people in a wheelchair going up a curb, ends up benefiting everyone. It came in handy (unintentional pun) with a newborn. When Iâm feeding her, I can navigate my phone hands-free. I recommend doing the tutorials on your phone when youâre setting it up.
Mar 19, 2024
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i had no idea this feature existed until spike told me about it
it adds these little dots to the corners of the screen that move as the car moves, i guess itâs supposed to help you not feel car sick
u can add it accessibility settings, and have it auto toggle when youâre in a car
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Aka putting it in trackpad mode
If you have the dexterity to manually select exactly which part of your phone screen you want to select/edit, then sincerely, hats off to you. For the rest of us, this is the way.
Sep 18, 2024
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I worried about people with vision impairments using this. I really want to see how the accessibility settings, will help navigate these contrast issues.
Jun 10, 2025
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Underrated because this teaches you that sometimes relationships wonât work for reasons that have nothing to do with you. Keep it moving
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Then asking me to record your set. True story
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I love it, even with the repetition and exhaustion. Unexpected benefit: losing sense of time. Every task, from feeding to putting her to sleep, takes as long as it takes. Iâm not trying to control time or âbe productiveâ in the same way I did pre-baby.
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