
A Review of the iPhone For Misophonia & Misokinesia
iPhone models that can use the updates from 18+ are able to use new features that allow for sensory triggers like the blinking text caret to be turned off (this

iPhone models that can use the updates from 18+ are able to use new features that allow for sensory triggers like the blinking text caret to be turned off (this

The initial rollout of Apple’s Liquid Glass interface in OS 26 was met with significant concern from the accessibility and sensory processing communities. The design, characterized by highly transparent elements

As a misophonia sufferer and accessibility advocate, I was hopeful that the official release of iOS 26 would fix the sensory issues I encountered in the beta. Unfortunately, the full

I have downloaded and tested the beta for iOS 26 on my iPhone 14 pro max to get a general idea on how the software is working for those of

I am writing based on sensory concerns in World of Warcraft specifically. I am the Director of The International Misophonia Foundation and have been a WoW player since 2010. Unfortunately,

The following is a letter to Blizzard Entertainment, written by Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond: Dear Blizzard Accessibility and Development Teams, I hope this message finds you well. I’m writing to raise awareness

If you have a vestibular disorder, ADHD, misokinesia, or other sensory processing condition, you may be aware that most applications for iPad and iPhone have a blinking cursor. This includes

Misophonia mods for video games have become more common, and we’re absolutely delighted. This list aims to highlight mods that help misophonia for your favourite video games, most commonly removing

Shaylynn Hayes-Raymond, and the International Misophonia Foundation have been working with the accessibility/disability department at Microsoft to advocate for the blinking text cursor (caret |) to respect system settings on

Gaming is a source of entertainment and connection for millions, but for many individuals with health conditions such as cybersickness, migraines, epilepsy, dizziness, nausea, misophonia, and sensory processing issues, playing
