Level 1 (4 points)

Inclusivity Means Eye Tracking Too

Am I the only one who feels excluded because Eye Tracking and Head Tracking don’t work for you? This company touts itself as being inclusive to all but for a certain population that is not true yet. There are some of us whose eyes don’t track together and for me that is a double whammy as its that my eyes don’t track together and my left eye has optic nerve damage which means it’s resting out of alignment and confusing the camera for both tracking features. I worry about the what if of the developing ALS for our population, we don’t want to turn to thousands of dollars for equipment such as Tobii Dynavox just because the camera can’t track our eyes and face correctly. We need to be included too.

Posted on Nov 3, 2026 9:49 AM

2 replies

Mac Jim ID

Level 10 (105,996 points)

Nov 3, 2026 10:05 AM in response to Applefanatic_427

Since Apple won't see your post here on a Community site of other users, you should use this link for assistance with the Accessibility features and also the link to provide Feedback to Apple for any enhancements.

https://support.apple.com/en-us/111749

Whether the Eye Tracking/Head Tracking works fine for others is irrelevant to you, although I am thankful for those it does help, it is the concern you have for it not working for you that matters and that is where your story needs to be shared with Apple using the above link.

Katana-San

Level 10 (124,115 points)

Nov 3, 2026 10:00 AM in response to Applefanatic_427

Hello~ I myself have issues and find that Apple does in fact care a great deal about for those of us with Accessibility issues. Perhaps you could contact them and help to improve this specific area of need?

https://support.apple.com/en-us/111749

Take care and be well.

~Katana-San~

Originally posted at discussions.apple.com/thread/256388267