Unexpected screen reader behavior |
TalkBack spells letters phonetically upon navigating on the App or Home screen even when its corresponding setting is disabled |
| ID: 3920Status: ActiveVersion: Google TalkBack 15.0, Android 14, Samsung S24 UltraReport Date: 27 September 2024Product: Android Accessibility Suite (TalkBack) | |
| Reporter | Amir Soleimani |
| Assignee | |
Description If you open TalkBack’s Settings window and open the Verbosity option, you can enable or disable a setting called “Speak letters with examples.” If disabled, letters shouldn’t be spelled phonetically after each actual letter upon navigating. However, TalkBack keeps spelling letters phonetically when navigating letter by letter, even when this setting is disabled. |
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