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Apple TV makes sign language interpretation a built-in accessibility feature
Apple TV is making its content more accessible to Deaf audiences with the launch of a new Sign Language Interpretation feature, the company announced on Tuesday.
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Apple TV is making its content more accessible to Deaf audiences with the launch of a new Sign Language Interpretation feature, the company announced on Tuesday. The feature will initially be available across a limited set of titles, starting this Friday with the release of “ Being Heumann ,” a biopic about disability rights activist Judy Heumann. American Sign Language (ASL) and British Sign Language (BSL) will also be made available for Apple’s hit movie “F1.”
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