This iOS accessibility feature allows you to clone your voice, here’s how it works

With every iOS update, Apple quietly adds additional features under its accessibility category. These features are there to give people and customers alternatives to how they interact and use their iPhones. When iOS 17 was announced, they added a new feature called Personal Voice. This new feature seemed terrific; it was a way to train your iPhone to speak and sound like you, literally. But now it’s been almost 2 years since its release. So, how well does it work? If you want to get a hands-on look at some of these features, be sure to catch our video here. The first 20 seconds of the video showcase what the personal voice sounds like. How to setup? While the setup process is relatively simple, it does take some time. You need at least 15 minutes for the reciting of your voice, and then you have to leave it charging and locked in order for it to render (I just let it do it overnight). Here are the steps: Head to settings > accessibility > personal voice (under Speech section) Tap ... Read full article.