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Call up Siri by holding down the home button or by saying, "Hey, Siri" (if you have this feature enabled) and then give the command, "Speak screen." You can also ask Siri to start reading your iPhone out to you. A small control panel appears that lets you pause the speaking voice, skip slightly forward and back, and speed up or slow down the speaking rate. With this setting enabled, you can swipe down with two fingers from the top edge of your screen and a voice will begin reading whatever text is on the screen. To enable the setting, head to Settings > General > Accessibility > Speech and toggle the switch on for Speak Screen. It could prove useful if you have poor eyesight or impaired vision, obviously, but it could also come in handy for times when you're just tired of staring at your iPhone screen, whether you are reading in a dark room and can't dim your screen enough, attempting to walk and read at the same time, or are getting jostled on the subway and can't keep your phone steady enough to read comfortably. You do have options, however, for the type of voice and language you'd like to hear. It's not a perfect replacement for Audible, though, since AI does the reading instead of an actual living, breathing human. By enabling an accessibility setting, you can make your iPhone read the text of whatever it is you have open, from a book in iBooks to an article you have open in Safari or another app. You don't need to pay for an Audible subscription to have your iPhone read books to you.
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