Blind User Friendly TV's

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BabyBoy2023

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I bought a 19-inch smart TV off Amazon, and I wonder if anybody out there can tell me if smart TV's are blind user friendly. My cousins have a 60-inch and they have Hulu, Netfix, Youtube, you name it. They can see, though, whereas I cannot. So any input is helpful.
 
I remember research being done into visually-impaired-friendly TV, years ago.
Not sure where it got to.
Amazon Fire Tablets have a thing called Switch Access (shortened to 'Switch' when referenced, causing me a bit of confusion at first 🤭), but I'm not sure how it'd work with blind aids.
Audio Description is also a thing, over here in the UK:

Audio Description (AD)

If you're affected by sight loss, we're here for you
www.rnib.org.uk www.rnib.org.uk
I imagine that Amazon, Netflix and Disney do it in the US and elsewhere, too 🤔
 
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