Cynet 360 Mobile application includes these features for users with visual impairment:iOS: VoiceOver Feature and Select Font SizeAndroid: TalkBack Feature and Change Font SizeiOS VoiceOverThe VoiceOver feature provides an audible description of what is shown on the device’s screen. The descriptions range from who is calling, to the name of the person that the user is trying to call, and even the battery level on the device. Some of the functions of VoiceOver include:App Name: When the user touches the screen or drags their finger over the screen, the VoiceOver feature audible identifies the name of the app the user’s finger is on.Icons and Text: VoiceOver also audibly describes which icon the user is touching, and even text that is displayed on the screen.Screen Changes: As the user goes from one screen to the next, VoiceOver plays a sound to alert the user to the different screen and speaks the name of the first item on the screen (generally in the top-left corner of the screen).Display Orientation Change: VoiceOver tells the user if the device is in portrait or landscape orientation.Dimmed or Locked Screen: The VoiceOver feature also alerts the user if the screen on the device is dimmed or locked, as well as what is active on the locked screen when the iPhone is awakened.The speaking rate and pitch can be changed to suit the user’s preferences, and VoiceOver can be turned on or off easily by summoning Siri to do so. There are several ways to turn VoiceOver on or off, and these are all found in the iPhone Guide, along with descriptions of the gestures and different techniques to make the VoiceOver feature convenient and easy to use.Select Font SizeThe Select Font Size feature gives visually impaired users the ability to increase the size of the font so that the text is easier to read for visually impaired users. It provides for easier navigation through the app and features.You can change the fonts in the Settings and the Accessibility area. The iPhone Guide provides additional instructions including gestures and different techniques of changing the Font Size to make the device easier to use for the visually impaired user. Android TalkBackThe TalkBack feature provides an audible description of what is shown on the device’s screen which allows visually impaired users to use their device more efficiently and with greater ease. The TalkBackFeatures utilize audible feedback, vibration, and other techniques to let the user know what they are touching on the screen, what else is on the screen, and what actions they can take.The TalkBack feature is automatically installed on the device as part of the Google Android application suite. It is frequently updated to add new functionality and improvements through Google Play.Visually impaired users can slide their fingers across the screen of the device and any element - including text - is audibly read back. For text, the screen reader service actually reads the text in an audible voice, and it identifies characters that are emoticons included in the text.There are several gestures that are used with the TalkBack feature, and various gestures are used to turn TalkBack on. To find out about the other helpful tools and how to efficiently use this feature, refer to the Android support website at www.androidcentral.com.Change Font SizeThe Change Font Size feature allows the visually impaired user to increase the size of the font or the display size so that the text is easier to read and the user can easily navigate through the apps and functionality of the device. The areas in which the font size can be changed include:EmailCalendarDeviceApps, such as Cynet 360 Mobile that support larger font and zoom settingsThe fonts are easily changed in the Settings and the Accessibility area. The slider can be dragged across the screen to select a larger font size while in the Accessibility menu for either the Font size or the Display size. If the font size makes the text too large where it becomes difficult for the user to work with the functions, it can be adjusted to a smaller font in order to tap the buttons or use the apps more conveniently.The Android Accessibility guide provides additional instructions including gestures and different techniques for changing the font size to make the device easier to use for the visually impaired user and is found on the Google support website at support.google.com.