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I’m thinking of making a sub called blind android users. (self.Blind)
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DariusA92 7 points 1y ago
Not a bad idea, but there aren't many blind people on Reddit. Your sub would be pretty empty. Unfortunately a lot of blind people are still using mailing groups. I hate them, they fill up my inbox, but most seem to prefer them. There was a pretty active one I was a part of once.
bradley22 3 points 1y ago
Yeah, I understand that. It was just an idea, if a lot of people say yes to it I’ll make it, but if not it’s not a big deal.
DariusA92 4 points 1y ago
For what it worth, I'm an Android user and I would definitely join.
bradley22 2 points 1y ago
Thanks! If more people say yes, I’ll make it.
If I get maybe five yeses, then I will do it. It will be small, but hopefully packed with a lot of information.
I’m not exactly new to android, but I’ve not used it in a while. I’m going to be buying an android phone in a couple of weeks and trading in my Apple SE 2020.
this is what I would want if I were starting out with android.
If I get maybe five yeses, then I will do it. It will be small, but hopefully packed with a lot of information.
I’m not exactly new to android, but I’ve not used it in a while. I’m going to be buying an android phone in a couple of weeks and trading in my Apple SE 2020.
this is what I would want if I were starting out with android.
DHamlinMusic 3 points 1y ago
Why? There are plenty of us here, plus there is the discord.
bradley22 2 points 1y ago
I’m confused, aren’t you an Apple user? I didn’t think the braille on android was that good, is it?
As for why, I think it would be a good idea to have all the actual information in one place.
As for why, I think it would be a good idea to have all the actual information in one place.
DHamlinMusic 3 points 1y ago
No, I am on Android as I had said on the other thread. Bsi on Android is actally probably better than on iOS.
bradley22 2 points 1y ago
Oh ok. That’s cool!
MakihikiMalahini-who 1 points 1y ago
I didn't even know Android had braille screen input. That's one of the main reasons me and my friend group uses iOS. I think Voiceover is way superior to Android, though I haven't used Android besides exploring Talkback so maybe I'm a creature of habit
OldManOnFire 2 points 1y ago
I'm a blind Android user but I wouldn't join.
No disrespect, but the reason I come to r/Blind isn't for the tech discussions, it's because you're the only other blind people I know. I'm here because you understand me. There's an emotional connection we share. A shared life experience. Solidarity. The heartfelt posts on r/Blind have always been my favorite ones. Discussing smart phone operating systems just doesn't interest me.
No disrespect, but the reason I come to r/Blind isn't for the tech discussions, it's because you're the only other blind people I know. I'm here because you understand me. There's an emotional connection we share. A shared life experience. Solidarity. The heartfelt posts on r/Blind have always been my favorite ones. Discussing smart phone operating systems just doesn't interest me.
bradley22 2 points 1y ago
That’s completely understandable.
Littlebiggran 1 points 1y ago
I would join.
bradley22 2 points 1y ago
Ok.
If I make it you’ll find out on r/blind.
If I make it you’ll find out on r/blind.
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