Apple is introducing useful accessibility features in tvOS 27 for Apple TV 4K that will appeal to everyone, including larger text and auto-generated subtitles — but some major streaming apps don't use Apple's own app tech that enables them
Apple is set to introduce new accessibility features in tvOS 27 for the Apple TV 4K, including larger text options and auto-generated subtitles. However, some major streaming apps may not support these features if they do not utilize Apple's development frameworks. This could limit the accessibility improvements for users who rely on these functionalities.
- ▪tvOS 27 will include features aimed at improving accessibility, such as adjustable text size and live transcription for videos without subtitles.
- ▪Apps that do not use Apple's developer frameworks, like Netflix and Prime Video, may not be able to support these new accessibility features.
- ▪The new text size feature will enhance readability for users with vision impairments across supported apps.
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Televisions Streaming Devices Apple is introducing useful accessibility features in tvOS 27 for Apple TV 4K that will appeal to everyone, including larger text and auto-generated subtitles — but some major streaming apps don't use Apple's own app tech that enables them News By Carrie Marshall published 26 May 2026 Apple's incoming accessibility features are welcome, but some streaming apps may not support them When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.
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