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Checked October 5, 2026. Selected resources, not an exhaustive directory or ranking. Inclusion is not endorsement; confirm eligibility and availability directly.
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Explore text, zoom, VoiceOver, hearing and touch options. Choose the guide version matching your iPhone.
Visit Apple — iPhone accessibility featuresFind text and display options, TalkBack, magnification and alternative controls. Some tools need a separate Google app.
Visit Google — Android accessibility overviewCompare text size, display changes, Magnifier and Narrator in Microsoft’s version-specific guide.
Visit Microsoft — Windows vision toolsRead spoken audio as text on supported iPhones. Automatic captions can be inaccurate; check important details another way.
Visit Apple — Live Captions on iPhoneCheck support for captions in media and calls. If the option is missing, ask your phone manufacturer.
Visit Google — Live Caption on AndroidFollow Microsoft’s instructions to display supported spoken audio. Review version and language requirements.
Visit Microsoft — Live captions in WindowsControl supported tasks with spoken commands. Read microphone and privacy cautions before using it for sensitive activities.
Visit Google — Voice Access on AndroidA smartphone and training program for eligible people with sight loss. Contact CNIB to confirm availability and application details.
Visit CNIB — CNIB Phone It ForwardOne-to-one computer skills tutoring with eligibility criteria. Ask the regional office about available formats and schedules.
Visit Neil Squire Society — Neil Squire Computer ComfortProvincial help with the cost of specified customized equipment. Check eligibility, categories and exclusions directly.
Visit Government of Ontario — Ontario Assistive Devices ProgramOfficial instructions for reporting fraud or cybercrime. Use the current reporting portal linked by CAFC.
Visit CAFC — Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre reportingLearn how deceptive messages work and how to verify requests through a different channel.
Visit Get Cyber Safe — Get Cyber Safe: phishing