Google’s Android update tackles motion sickness, accessibility, and more
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Android baking motion-sickness reduction and better navigation for blind users into the OS shifts accessibility from app-level feature to platform baseline. If your mobile experience ignores these capabilities, you’re leaving both usability and regulatory goodwill on the table—align your UX with the new system primitives.
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