Post #2179406
2026-04-28 10:03 UTC
@dademurphy@toot.community @dxzdb@mastodon.social @JTostitos@techhub.social @christianselig@mastodon.social Zoom requires touch interactions that can be difficult for folks who also have arthritis, neuropathy, etc. Zoom is not appropriate for many people.
Broken screens that Apple did not test with its own accessibility features are not the user’s fault. The solution is for Apple to fix what it broke.
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@dademurphy@toot.community 2026-04-28 11:28
@infinimatt@hci.social @dxzdb@mastodon.social @JTostitos@techhub.social @christianselig@mastodon.social I don’t disagree, it’s just not as big an issue as you’re making it out to be. I was simply stating to the other user that zoom works fine for me but since you chimed, I’ll tell it like it is. If you can hold a phone, you can lightly tap the screen with three fingers, twice. You don’t even have to move your finger, leave it on the window and use the hand holding the device to move the window.