How I Use My iPhone As A Quadriplegic

So much independence came when I first got my smart phone in 2011. It made high school and college that much easier not having to take my computer from class to class. Even the times I needed access to my computer I could use a remote access app to see my computer screen from my phone. NOW Apple has completely revamped their accessibility features on the iPhone and Mac to make them completely functional with Voice control. Here’s how I’m able to use my phone in 3 different ways, Nose, Stylus, and Voice Control!
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[@A.O280]

Thank you so much for recording this! My nephew can must definitely use this

[@rosie4748]

In settings of Netflix you can turn off autoplay so everytime you tap a show it doest autostart the show or movie.

[@DJYukie]

Thats really cool! Actually use it faster then me!

[@drewclayborn]

Thanks! Yeah I can get it done

[@bcgmar7131]

Thank you for sharing your journey

[@chillywillye3990]

I recently found your channel. I've watched this, and other of your videos. I've liked both very much. 👍

[@drewclayborn]

Thank you so much!!

[@cristalgriffin3915]

By now you SHOULD have an Alexa! If your phone is a mobile hot spot you can have Alexa (or an Echo dot) attached to your chair ... like me! Then Alexa can control your TV & phone and set reminders by voice