I've called AT&T quite a few times about this issue and everyone I talk to seems to think I'm either an id!ot or insane. My partner is deaf, and on more than one occasion, they have come home after thinking they turned off the alarm via the app (it doesn't always work) only to set off the alarm (and

HI,I set my Samsung S-3 to accessibility mode. Missed the instructions (I've bad hearing). Now I can't figure out how  to cancel accesibility! Every button I push just echoes the words. There must be some trick to actually carry out the button action.  Can't find anyuthing in the Samsung huge manual

Being in touch with people that are in our lives is something a lot of us take for granted. If you or someone you know is deaf, hard of hearing, or has a speech disability, you can set up an AT&T Accessibility plan that's made for the way you communicate. Send more text messages, enjoy more vide

I am blind, and I use a flip phone, not a smartphone. I have a bluetooth earpiece that can tell me who's calling and some other info, but I have no way of getting information about text messages. My mom tried to get some help at the AT&T store, but whatever they tried to do didn't work. Is there any

Lollipop on Galaxy S5.  I have three apps that I am trying to allow Services on.  When I go to accessibility and try to turn on the services, I get a panel that tells met that (app) wants permission to do ....  When I hit OK it won't respond - the only way out is to cancel.  I want to use these apps