I guess I should add that what I described below is what I am doing in
the privacy of my own home.
If I were out in public and making calls where I had to enter sensitive
information, then I would definitely make sure my screen curtain is on
and I would certainly be using earbuds or earphones of some sort.
Evan
On 6/17/2024 9:54 PM, Evan Reese wrote:
If I am understanding your question correctly, I just hold the iPhone
away from my ear, putting it on speaker phone.
Then, I can hear VoiceOver just fine, and I can punch in any numbers
on the keypad that I need.
I do it when I call my bank pretty regularly, where I have to enter my
checking account number.
Evan
On 6/17/2024 6:51 PM, Carolyn Arnold wrote:
Do any of you have a hard time hearing Voiceover, when on a
phone call, say at the pharmacy, when they are giving
information and you want to punch in the number for
something or doctor clinic, when you want to punch the
number for the nurse's extension? I have a real hard time,
and I've tried with Audio Ducking off and with it on, no
help.
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