Apple has always pampered every detail around the accessibility options of all its operating systems. In addition, more and more people with disabilities of all kinds are beginning to see electronic devices as additional help. Having a complete, efficient and useful operating system is vital for these people. The new ones iOS and iPadOS 14 will allow users translate the sounds around us to the notifications on our devices. In this way, we can receive notifications that a siren is being heard, the cry of a child, that someone is knocking on the door or that it is raining, among other sounds.
Sounds will translate into notifications on iOS 14 and iPadOS 14
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For those from Cupertino accessibility options must have an advance in every major update. Encouraging the inclusion of people with disabilities is one of the goals of the Big Apple. Thanks to options such as VoiceOver, hearing health in collaboration with watchOS or button control, people with disabilities have been able to use an iDevice effectively.
The new iPadOS and iOS 14 improve accessibility options by introducing the recognition of sounds around us. Let's take an example to understand this new option. We are facing an iPhone user whose hearing is completely lost. However, the building he is in begins to catch fire and the fire alarm goes off. This user is not able to hear sound. However, your iPhone with iOS 14 detects that an alarm sound is playing and sends a notification to the terminal with the following content:
A sound has been detected that could be a fire alarm.
These sounds they will expand over time achieving to obtain a useful and effective tool for users whose addition is limited. There are many sounds stored in iPadOS 14 and iOS 14 divided into several categories: alarms, animals, home situations and people. The user can select which sounds they want the system to recognize. from Settings or from the Control Center.
