I already reported in the public cycle. They said they would look in to it. I heard that they have a dedicated team to close duplicate bug reports so if all of are bus are being closed due to being duplicates I see no point in reporting the bugs I've been reporting. I still do it though. On Sep 20, 2014, at 9:26 PM, Sue Bernardo <s...@mindspring.com> wrote:
> Work arounds aside, it is a bug and Apple needs to be bugged to fix it. I > did speak with the Apple engineer and he said that it will continue to be > reported as a bug and likely will be fixed within one of the updates to iOS 8 > that will be released in the next few weeks. I had the feeling that if there > aren't enough people making noise about this the problem won't be brought to > the top of the pile of problems. Also, as someone on this list pointed out, > the bug has been reported in a beta cycle, so it isn't an unknown problem. > If noise isn't made it won't get resolved. Making noise on here or on Twitter > is good to get the word out about the problem so that if people who make > significant use of the keyboard don't want to be inconvenienced they can > stick with iOS 7, but contacting Apple in your preferred manner and letting > them know that making it inconvenient to use a Bluetooth keyboard is an > unacceptable accessibility "feature" is also a good idea.. They seemed > receptive t o addressing user issues. > > Cheers! > > Sue B. > > > On 9/19/14, 1:28 PM, Juanita Martin wrote: > >> I'm using the BT >> keyboard and as long as Quick Nav is >> off, everything is fine. Sent from my iPhone >> >>> On Sep 19, 2014, at 10:29 AM, Sue Bernardo <s...@mindspring.com> wrote: >>> >>> Has anyone else had problems with doing some of the common Voice Over >>> Gestures on a Bluetooth keyboard since upgrading to iOS 8? I've been in >>> contact with Apple about this and it would help to tell them if others are >>> having the same problem. Which keyboard brand are you using if you aren't >>> having issues? I've tried 2 keyboards and commands like VO-SPACEBAR simply >>> do nothing. Would love to hear how it is working for others. 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