>>43079764>I understand that. I was just curious as to what kind of accessibility features pogo has, if any. I'm an app developer myself and accessibility is something we try to keep in mind but hard to get right when you're not visually impaired yourself.I think it has ...uhmm english is not my 1st language, but I think... color blindness? It has an option for color blindness. I mostly just use the cellphone's accessibility stuff, like voice over, increased contrast, night mode and inverted colors. Specially when voice over can't read something for some reason.
The cellphone is pretty awesome since it lets me take screenshots of documents, invert the colors and zoom in to read.
Its also pretty useful when I try to cross the streets since I can't see shit past 2-3ft, but the picture (just the camera really) shows me if there's vehicles in the street.
Well, I wasn't always this blind. It has progressed over the last 1/2 decade. I can't play most games anymore so had to give up MMORPGs completely, as well as fighting games and sadly most strategy games as well, unless they're turn-based, like xcom.
