[Nfb-krafters-korner] OT Help with IPhone

[minh ha]

Hi Joyce,

Not sure which iPhone you have but you can ask serie to turn on
voiceover for you. Just hold down the home button until you hear the
double ding and say, turn on voiceover, and she should turn it on for
you. If she doesn't respond, then it could be a problem with the phone
freezing.

On 8/22/14, Joyce Kane via Nfb-krafters-korner
<nfb-krafters-korner at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Help please...
>
> I accedentally hit the button 3 times which turned off my voice over.   I
> tried hitting it 3 times again and nothing happened.  I hit 3 times again
> fast and then slow and it is not talking to me.
>
> I pressed and held down the off button and tried double tapping it and it
> would not turn off.  My Mom is not into IPhones at all and she took a brief
>
> look at it and told me it says to slide to turn off.  I can't remember how
>
> many fingers do you use and in what direction do you slide?
>
> She also told me that the screen turned black and yellow.  I know the
> phone is still on and I am trying to turn it off.  I am hoping if I can get
> it
> to go off and then turn it back on voice over will be back.  Is that
> correct?
>
> Help My son went away and won't be back until Saturday afternoon and I need
>
>  my IPhone.
>
> Joyce
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