Hi all, For those of you who couldn't get i Message effects (e.g., invisible ink, balloons, etc), to work, I may have the solution. Turn off reduce motion in accessibility settings. Now, after you type your message, double tap and hold on the send button and the effects screen will pop up. I just tried this and it works beautifully. I sent a message and voiceover even announced the effect I had chosen. Now, if only there was a way to make digital touch features more accessible, like if someone sends you their heartbeat, it would be nice if VO could announce that. Obviously, it wouldn't be able to interpret a sketch or handwriting, but if it said sketch, heartbeat, tap, etc, at least then we'd have a better idea what was being sent.
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