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eevis.codesInclusive Android Apps-newsletter | Eevis Panula, Mobile Accessibility EngineerInclusive Android Apps is a monthly newsletter about making Android apps more inclusive.
This is precisely why I recommend having zoom etc. on by default. Especially with accessibility, many people with disabilities know to check what accessibility settings have, but not all. Then there's the group of people who don't think they need accessibility, so they never look into the settings.
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