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Honestly, and this is coming from somebody who worked for a few months with the software developers trying to improve accessibility… The people behind the product don't care. It's not the developers, they want to help, but they're basically constrained not by their higher ups… Blame The middle level bureaucracy Who have actively and systematically decided accessibility is not important, and keep any mention of it from getting higher up to a level where it might really be able to change something. I hate to be pessimistic but based on my experience, this is the clear reality.,
Your bishop is the place to start and if you have a general authority friend go right ahead. I should warn you, however, that years ago on another matter dealing with Braille I approached my friend who happened to be the blind sister of Elder Maxwell to see if she could enlist her brother to escalate the issue up the ladder and his only response was that this wasn’t his area of responsibility and that he would pass it on to whomever was supposed to deal with it. The issue never was resolved. The church organization is very highly segmented and compartmentalized. This is not meant to discourage you as things for sure won’t improve unless we keep at it as best we can.
Karl