😎 Set up & update Siri settings for visually impaired iPhone Users
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- Do you need to know how to set up & update Siri settings for visually impaired persons?
00:00 intro to Siri settings.
02:05 setting up Siri on iPhone screen recording.
03:50 home or side button press & press and hold.
04:30 Allow Siri on the lock screen.
05:50 Siri responds.
05:15 Select Siri voice.
05:50 Siri responds.
07:25 announce notifications.
09:05 reply without notification.
10:10 Siri pause time
10:50 Turn on 'Hey Siri'.
11:20 Show apps behind Siri.
12:10 announce notifications on speaker.
14:10 20+ things you can do using Siri.
Continue watching this video to discover how easy Siri truly is to set up, use, make friends with, and learn to trust.
Ok, first off the legally bound geek believes we can all agree. Trust must be earned, right? So let's get straight into learning. Exactly how easy setting up the Siri voice assistant on an iPhone really is. For the visually impaired person to make good use of and learn to trust. Legally blind, dark blind ok, normally sighted people as well. That share an interest in the wonder-filled world of the iPhone's voice assistant aka Siri.
These soon-to-be tech-savvy individuals have well-earned confident trust. Learn to enjoy Siri's attention to detail, and quick response two a wide range of inquiries. Important to those inquisitive types. That want/need to know many interesting things. All in real-time, by simply saying.
'Hey Siri', what is the time, and the weather like? Where is this or that? Convert cups to liters. Translate English to French, German to Chinese, etc.
Once a visually impaired person (VIP), learns. How to set up and update to the latest iOS Siri settings to benefit a visually impaired person. The VIP will discover a wonderful world of previously untapped enlightenment. Until a person learns how easy it is to ask Siri and get the proper answer to real-world questions, in real-time, and just for fun, whimsical inquiries.
Getting started:
First, open settings and scroll down to the Siri search folder, and turn on hey Siri.
Next: scroll down the list and turn on press the side button option.
Next: scroll down the list and turn on allow Siri on the lock screen.
2. Back out of the Siri search folder and scroll up to the Accessibility Settings folder, and open it.
Next: scroll down to the General heading, and select and open the tab Siri.
Next: turn off type to Siri. Siri will now listen for voice input when you press the side button.
Next: select Siri time, default, and length of longest. affects the time Siri waits for your inquiry. Personally; I push and hold the side button until I finished speaking.
Next: scroll down and turn on always listen for "Hey Siri".
Next: scroll down and turn on announce notification on the speaker.
Things Siri can help a VIP do :
1. Solve math problems: how much is 30 percent of?
2. Check the location and get directions: walk or driving directions.
3. Open/launch apps: Open the weather app.
4. Check and set Reminders:
a. remind me when I get home: order a prescription refill.
b. Call so and so.
c. Add something to a project list.
d. Reschedule on the calendar: dr. appointment.
5. Clock and alarm settings:
a. alarms
b. timer
c. clear alarms & timmer
6. Call emergency services; use the speaker.
7. send & receive.
a. text message
b. email message
8. read the last message.
9. check the weather forecast.
10. change volume, lower 50 percent.
11. What is someone's birthday; this information must appear on the person's contact card under the phone contacts app.
12, Convert cups to liters, inches to meters, etc.
13. select and play music or podcasts
14. ask Siri funny questions
15. Set screen brightness to lighter or darker
16. show photos of a person or object
17. Translate English phrases into different languages
18. how far is it?
19. how big is it?
20 who was the first person to do/discover?
We really enjoyed the video, Mike, but the background music was very distracting. 😕
Thanks, I do appreciate your feedback a great deal. Make it a great day!
Hi. I’m losing my vision. I’m 65. Thanks for your videos.
Sorry to hear that; welcome to the club. Overcoming low vision challenges can be rewarding. Thanks for watching, anything I can help with?
Make it a great day, stay safe.
Great job. I learned something new.
@frankdeleon3033, thanks for sharing. What ddid you find useful?
Thanks, Mike. I am 73 and legally blind. I am finally taking the leap to have a cell phone, and will have an iphone 13 in a month. Your tips are helpful.
You can do it! Just let me know if and how I can help.
Thank you 🙏
You’re welcome 😊
Your videos are extremely helpful. Please do not add background music as it is very distracting. I am not as used to voiceover as you are. Therefore, it is a bit difficult for me to keep up with the faster, speaking rate, please repeat whatever was said via
Ready voiceover.
@lindapayne95 , thanks good to know, background music is distracting for you.
I often struggle with background noises. Stay safe and please make it a great day.
Thanks again for Sharing your thoughts....