CloudyBeep 3 points 3y ago
Introduce him to the AppleVis website. If he has a problem, he can ask other blind iOS users for help.
Superfreq2 2 points 3y ago
Agreed with Cloudy Beep here, Applevis is an excellent resource.
theaggravatedjew 1 points 3y ago
Hey, sent you a dm. But forgot to mention this as a great starting point. The info is very thorough and would probably bore you, but if your dad wasn’t tech inclined and is dealing with a lack of tech background and voice over learning curve the resources at Hadley would likely be a good jumping off point https://hadley.edu/InstructionalVideos/Exploring_the_Device_with_VoiceOver.asp
TheBlindBookLover 1 points 3y ago
Hi. If he is having issues specific to VoiceOver, enable the accessibility feature that allows you to activate and deactivate VoiceOver with a triple click of the home button. If he can turn VoiceOver on and off on his own, he will be able to fix most issues related to VoiceOver.
furry_slippers 1 points 3y ago
This is a really tough question. Does your dad live in a city/town with a senior center? I know our senior center has a volunteer group of techies that visits older people's homes and helps troubleshoot problems. Some of them are high schoolers trying to get their volunteer credits before graduation (they need to rack up 50 hours before they graduate).