Once enabled, it slows down the screen’s touch response, and you are required to tap multiple times to select a particular setting. The process can be time-consuming and confusing at the same time. So, the best way to disable TalkBack is through shortcuts without the need to go to the settings menu. Here, we’ve compiled a couple of options for you to easily disable TalkBack on your Phone.
How to Disable TalkBack Without Settings?
The best possible way to disable this feature is through Volume Key buttons and Google Voice assistant. So, let’s see how you can use them to turn it off.
Using Volume Key Shortcut
This is probably the easiest way to disable TalkBack. If you are unaware, you can use the Volume Key buttons to stop this feature. However, as previously mentioned, you must have enabled the TalkBack shortcut and hold volume keys settings. Here’re the steps you need to follow:
Using Google Assistant
Google Assistant can also come in handy to disable TalkBack without settings. But, this time, you should have turned on the voice assistant on your phone. You can give a simple voice command, and it will work for you. Here’s how you can do it.
Other Ways to Disable TalkBack
If you are still struggling to disable your TalkBack feature, there are other ways to disable it. However, you are required to navigate to the settings menu.
Through Phone Settings
You have two different methods to turn off this feature inside the settings. Here are the steps to disable it manually.
Disabling Android Accessibility Suite
As the TalkBack feature is under Google’s Android accessibility suite, you can directly disable this feature to stop the TalkBack. However, there’s a catch: when you disable this, the other features that are included in the accessibility suite, like select to speak, switch access, etc., will also be disabled.
