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Android 11 accessibility update improves Voice Access

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The Centre for Accessibility Australia explores the improved Voice Access feature of smartphones running on Android 11. This accessibility feature was introduced by Google several years ago and it allows you to control smartphones with just your voice. Check the full article at Centre for Accessibility’s website..

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