excitement introduced the option to allow enable and disable pseudo subtitlenow an accessibility solution to display in the app according to the user’s choice.

Subtitles are a type of caption in addition to transcribing the audio that appears in a video. includes audio descriptions from sounds. This option is intended to provide more information for both people with hearing impairments and those who prefer to watch videos with the sound muted.

These captions entered by the creators of the video are now disable with a new key The platform introduced in iOS and Android Twitter applications. The information was provided by Twitter itself on its support account.

The switcher will appear as a button with the letters CC in the upper right corner of the video. pressed, the user you can enable subtitles If you don’t want to see them, turn them off or on.

The innovation comes after the company tested it first on Twitter for iOS in April and later on Android. its implementation provides more control users about this accessibility feature

However, there is a caveat. Video if Twitter’s new captions feature doesn’t work does not include subtitles natively. Also, you won’t find this functionality if you have audio enabled in your video.

The choice is now yours: Subtitle switching is now available to everyone on iOS and Android!

Tap “CC” button on videos with available subtitles to turn subtitles off/on. https://t.co/GceKv68wvi

—TwitterSupport (@TwitterSupport) 23 June 2022