Apple Accessibility features for the Deaf Community

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Access Needs:

  • Hearing Impairment and Deaf

* Hearing loop technology is available on request.

Duration: 60 minutes

Discover assistive features of Mac, iPhone and iPad. In this session, we’ll explore communicating with FaceTime, Messages and video recordings in Photo Booth, and you’ll learn to customise audio accessibility settings to meet your needs. Bring your device or we’ll provide one. For sessions with amplified sound, hearing loop technology is available on request.

Find a topic and location to book training on the Apple AU website: Book a training session at an Apple store near you.

Contact:

For further information or feedback you can call, chat online or email Apple Accessibility on the details below:

Phone Apple Accessibility in Australia: 1300 365 083

Chat online with a representative, or schedule a phone call: getsupport.apple.com(opens in new tab)

Email Apple Accessibility Feedback Team: accessibility@apple.com

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